Vintage sewing pattern Modes de Paris 1175 retro 70s blazer old

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Description

This original document is a vintage sewing pattern from the weekly free supplement "Pour Vous Madame Modes de Paris" N°1175. The visible page features a women's blazer pattern for holidays, illustrated by a black and white photograph of a smiling woman with a voluminous haircut typical of the 1970s. She is wearing a vertical striped ensemble including a blazer and matching shorts, a cut and style characteristic of retro women's fashion from that period.

The pattern is presented as a printed page, with the title "NOS PATRONS PRATIQUES" (Our Practical Patterns) followed by "POUR LES VACANCES UN BLAZER POUR CHAQUE OCCASION" (For Holidays, a Blazer for Every Occasion). In the upper left part, the header "Supplément hebdomadaire gratuit de Pour Vous Madame MODES DE PARIS N° 1175" (Free Weekly Supplement of Pour Vous Madame MODES DE PARIS N° 1175) is visible, attesting to the document's origin and reference. The accompanying text details style and usage tips for the pattern, emphasizing the practical and versatile aspect of the proposed model.

The visual highlights a wide vertical stripe pattern, very fashionable in the 70s, and the blazer's cut is straight, with two visible patch pockets on the front. The print is in black and white, on slightly yellowed paper, which enhances the item's vintage authenticity. There is slight browning in the upper right corner, typical of old papers exposed to light or humidity.

No explicit information about the pattern material is mentioned, but it is a printed paper support, as evidenced by the visible texture and presentation. The back, inside, or any other potential pages are not visible in the photo, so the analysis focuses exclusively on the exposed front.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. The page shows a natural patina, with slight discoloration and some handling marks on the edges, particularly browning in the upper right. The print remains clear and legible, with no apparent tears on the visible side.

Did you know? The magazine "Modes de Paris" was an essential reference in the French women's press, distributing weekly patterns to be made by oneself. Issues from the 60s and 70s are particularly sought after for their documentary value on the evolution of fashion and ready-to-wear in France.

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