Pantalon Collection
"Pantalon: A Fashion Icon Through the Centuries" From King Francis I of France to Charles II of Amboise, it has been a beloved garment among the French elite
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"Pantalon: A Fashion Icon Through the Centuries" From King Francis I of France to Charles II of Amboise, it has been a beloved garment among the French elite. This coloured engraving from La Comedie Des Comedies showcases its timeless appeal. Even during festive seasons like Christmas and New Year, stealing Pantalones food was depicted on cards, highlighting its significance in daily life. It was not just a piece of clothing; it represented social status and elegance. Gaston Jean Baptiste de France, Duke of Orleans in the 17th century, embraced pantalon as a symbol of fashion-forwardness. Lithography based on an illustration by Edmond Lechevallier-Chevignard captures this trend beautifully. In the 18th century, pantalon continued to captivate hearts. A young French woman with a little boy is portrayed in an engraving by Philibert Debucourt - showcasing how this attire transcended generations. The influence extended beyond France's borders. The set of six vignettes depicting characters from Commedia dell Arte highlights its popularity across Europe during that era. Fast forward to the late 19th century, "Le Rire" magazine featured mode masculine with soldiers indigenes donning trousers - proving that even military uniforms incorporated this iconic garment. It also challenged gender norms as seen in "Three Graces in Trousers. " This artwork defied conventions and celebrated individuality through fashion choices. Not only nobles but also influential figures like Francois de la Rochefoucauld recognized the allure as he adorned himself as chamberlain - demonstrating its association with power and prestige. Lastly, a pair of lovers from circa 1500 reminds us that throughout history, romance blossomed amidst fashionable trends embodied by pantalon-wearing individuals.