Vintage sewing pattern Modes de Paris N°1187 60s dress old retro

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Description

Offered here is a vintage sewing pattern, visible on a black and white printed sheet, from a weekly supplement "Pour Vous Madame" of "Modes de Paris" N°1187. This document features a women's pattern typical of the 1960s, recognizable by the straight and slightly flared cut of the dress, long sleeves, and high round neckline. The main illustration shows a woman standing, with her arm relaxed, wearing a short dress and Mary Jane shoes, in a pose characteristic of fashion magazines of that era.

The page highlights a do-it-yourself ensemble, titled "An outfit for all hours," offered here in sizes 40 and 44. The graphic style, typography, and general presentation are typical of French fashion publications from the mid-20th century. The instructions are very legible, and there is an explanatory text detailing the possibilities of this pattern (dress, tunic, or trousers) and how to order additional pieces.

The paper shows a slight patina and visible creases, attesting to its age and authenticity. The monochrome print, rectangular format, and clean layout are faithful to the aesthetic of vintage sewing supplements. No color elements appear on the visible part; everything is in grayscale.

In the upper left, you can find the title "Supplément hebdomadaire gratuit de Pour Vous Madame Modes de Paris N° 1187," confirming the pattern's origin and edition. The main text and photo occupy most of the visible side, with a wide white margin all around.

This document will be perfect for recreating retro designs, decorating a sewing workshop, or researching authentic references on 1960s women's fashion. Its single-page presentation allows for easy viewing or decorative framing.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. Visible wear from use in the form of creases, slightly curled corners, and paper patina. The print remains clear and legible on the presented side.

Did you know? The magazine "Modes de Paris" was an essential reference for women's fashion in France during the 1950s to 1970s. The pattern supplements, distributed weekly or monthly, allowed amateur seamstresses to follow trends and create designs inspired by great Parisian couturiers at home.

AFW Reassurance

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