Vintage sewing pattern Modes de Paris n°1350, 1960s, retro winter women's

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Description

This document is a vintage sewing pattern from the free weekly supplement "Pour vous Madame" of the magazine Modes de Paris, issue 1350. It is a black and white printed page featuring women's ensemble patterns, specifically designed for winter. The image shows a woman dressed in an ensemble comprising a tartan skirt and jacket, worn over a dark turtleneck, typical of 1960s women's fashion.

The page highlights the title "Trois ensembles pour l’hiver" (Three ensembles for winter) and specifies the available sizes (40 to 44). The text details the composition of the ensembles, made from wool-look jersey, and mentions the possibility of adapting the patterns according to the chosen fabric. Emphasis is placed on the practicality and modern lines, with details visible in the photo such as the tied belt, large patch pockets, and contrasting lapel collar.

The top of the page features the inscription "NOS PATRONS PRATIQUES" (Our Practical Patterns) and the pattern number, C 1350-50, essential information for vintage sewing enthusiasts looking for precise references. The graphic style, typography, and layout confirm a retro aesthetic, characteristic of the mid-20th century.

The photographic presentation emphasizes the understated elegance of the design, accentuating the drape of the garment and the details of the tartan pattern. The photographed ensemble faithfully illustrates the winter spirit and the functionality sought in women's fashion of that era.

This pattern is an authentic testament to 1960s fashion and home sewing practices, perfect for rediscovering period cuts or for inspiration for current creations with a retro style.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. The page shows a slight patina visible in the photo, with no tears or apparent annotations on the displayed side. Inscriptions and illustrations are clear and legible.

Did you know? The "Patrons pratiques" supplements of Modes de Paris magazine were very popular in France during the 1950s-1970s. They allowed readers to make clothes at home inspired by Parisian trends, at a time when home sewing was common and valued as a family skill.

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