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Walking Suit, ca. 1916

Doucet

via Drexel

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La Vie Parisienne gives us “The Aeroplane Hat”, 25 November 1916. There were aeroplane inspired hats all the way into the 1920s, with a giant bow at the front for the propeller blades…although I doubt this particular version was ever street style!

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Evening dress ca. 1916

From Vintage Textile

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“The Afternoon of a Faun”

Artist: Otho Cushing

From Puck Magazine (1916)

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Sheet music for the 1915 Ziegfeld Follies revue 

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Robe de Style Evening Dress, ca. 1915-17

Warrens

via The Met

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Afternoon Dress, ca. 1915

Estelle T. Hart

via Cincinnati Art Museum

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Parasol

1915-1920

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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The Pittsburgh Press, Pennsylvania, March 31, 1915

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The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Indiana, March 9, 1915

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The Family Heirloom, 1915, Helene Schjerfbeck

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Armand Vallée (1884-1960), French painter, was also a fashion designer, poster designer, illustrator, and cartoonist. Specialized in naughty scenes as, a pencil virtuoso, he worked for many illustrated newspapers: “Fantasio,” “la vie Parisienne,” “Ridendo,” and “And Ric et Rac.”

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18 March 1916

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1916 La Vie Parisienne Original French art cover - Tit for Tat - by Touraine

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'Une feuille bien pensante' from La Vie Parisienne