Gose Collection

A la comédie. Manteau de Théâtre, par Paquin (La Gazette du Bon ton), 1912-1913. Creator: Gosé, Xavier (1876-1915)
A la comedie. Manteau de Theatre, par Paquin (La Gazette du Bon ton), 1912-1913. Private Collection

Fashion plate fomr La Gazette du Bon Ton, Il a Eté Primé robe de soie (silk gown) with hobble skirt. 1914. Francisco Javier Gosé (1876-1915) 204 Gazette du Bon Ton fashion plate 1914

Young woman in dress of white crepe de chine, 1913
Young woman in dress of white crepe de chine decorated with black velvet in garden with roses on lattice. Robe de jeune fille en crepe de chine blanc et garnie de velours noirs

Woman in burgundy satin skirt and black satin jacket
Woman in burgundy satin skirt, black satin jacket tied with blue velvet bows. Jupe de satin bordeaux, casaque de satin noir, noeuds de velours bleu

Woman in visiting outfit with fur muff giving sweets to a child. Bonbons from the Comte du Plessis-Praslin. Toilette de visite, bonbons du Marechal, duc de Praslin

L Arbre de Mai. Robes simples pour l Ete from La Gazette du Bon Ton, pub
5902956 L Arbre de Mai. Robes simples pour l Etefrom La Gazette du Bon Ton, pub. 1914 (Pochoir Print) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; French

Ladies drinking champagne, drawing by Javier Gose in the Pladellorens Collection

FASHION / GOSE / 1909
An impression of the top heavy fashions of 1909: large hats adorned with flowers, a narrow silhouette & and abundance of fur in the shape of stoles & muffs

1911 Silhouette Gose 2
Silhouette of 1911: kimono style evening mantle with eastern style embroidery & cocoon silhouette. These coats were based on Japanese Kabuki costumes

1911 Silhouette / Gose
Silhouette of 1911: high waisted tunic dress with narrow (hobble) skirt & a V necked corsage in an exotic floral fabric. She carries an American sac handbag

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Step into the elegant world of early 20th century fashion with Gose, the timeless style that continues to captivate. From the fashion plates of La Gazette du Bon Ton, a young woman in a silk gown with a hobble skirt (Il a Été Primé, 1914) sets the trend for the season, while another dons a white crepe de chine dress (1913). For a more dramatic look, a woman in burgundy satin skirt and black satin jacket makes a bold statement. And who could forget the classic visiting outfit, complete with a fur muff and sweets (undated)? As the trees bloom in May, simple summer robes (L'Arbre de Mai, 1910) are a must-have. Raise a glass of champagne with friends, as illustrated by Javier Gose in the Pladellorens Collection (1911). Gose, the fashion sensation of 1909, continues to inspire us with its timeless elegance and sophistication.