Vintage sewing pattern long dress party Modes de Paris 1348 retro old
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Visual description
This vintage sewing pattern, presented as a printed page, offers instructions for making a long evening dress for women. The black and white vintage photograph shows the model being worn by a mannequin: the dress is fitted at the bust, with thin straps and a wide neckline adorned with a contrasting decorative yoke. The long, flared skirt reaches the feet, creating an elegant and fluid silhouette, typical of mid-20th century party attire.
The visible document is a free weekly supplement titled "Pour vous Madame Modes de Paris N° 1348 – Nos Patrons Pratiques". The large title "UNE ROBE POUR LES FÊTES" (A DRESS FOR PARTIES) immediately catches the eye, accompanied by the mention of sizes 38 to 42. The descriptive text highlights the charm of the model, thanks to its deep neckline and thin straps, as well as its close-fitting cut and gently flared skirt.
The entire piece is printed on paper, with a neat layout typical of vintage fashion publications. No cut patterns or fabric are visible; it is an explanatory and promotional page, likely from a magazine or pattern book from the 1960s-1970s, as suggested by the general aesthetic and typography used.
The photo only shows the front of the page, revealing the model, the descriptive text, and information about the pattern's origin (Modes de Paris, referenced number 1348). No major defects are apparent in the visible area, apart from slight traces of wear related to the age and handling of the paper.
The document is laid flat on a background with an antique binding pattern, without any other accessories. No elements from the back or other pages are visible in the provided image.
Condition
Used item, sold as is. Slight traces of wear visible on the paper surface, with no major tears or stains apparent on the shown side.
Did you know? The magazine "Modes de Paris" was long an essential reference for French seamstresses, offering weekly patterns to make oneself, adapted to current trends. These supplements were very popular in the 1960s and 1970s, making it possible to create fashionable clothes from models published in the press.
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