Mousseline Collection

Porcelain designs for tableware, 1913
Porcelain designs for tableware from Saxe, Mennecy, Nymphenbourg and Wedgwood, 1913. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil) etching from Tommaso Antonginis Journal des Dames et des Modes

Woman in house gown of coral-print silk over a linen petticoat. Aquarium with coral and goldfish. Robe d interieur en soie brochee, ouverte sur un dessous de linon

Woman in afternoon dress of black velvet and green satin, with fur stole and muff. Robe d apres-midi en velours noir et satin vert. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil) etching after an illustration by H

Porcelain vases, jardiniere, ashtray, figures, etc
Porcelain vases, jardiniere, ashtray, figures from Geo Rouards shop A la Paix, 30 avenue d Opera. Modeles de Geo Rouard A la Paix

Woman in zibeline coat with collar and cuffs in white fox fur. Manteau de Zibeline a col et poignets de renard blanc. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil)

Woman in long coat of chincilla fur with lampstand
Woman in long coat of chincilla fur, wide brimmed hat with feathers, fixing a lampstand. Grand manteau de chinchilla. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil)

Woman in yellow taffeta afternoon dress with laced sleeves. Petite robe de taffetas pour l apres-midi. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil)

Woman in waistcoat of pekine velvet over a printed
Woman with parasol in waistcoat of pekine velvet over a printed sheath dress. Automobile with black boy in livery. Veste de velours pekine noir et auburn sur fourreau defrissonnette peinte

Woman in ruched dress and coat with hat and parasol looking at a butterfly on her hand. Robe a retroussis. Handcoloured pochoir (stencil)

Fashionable woman 1905
Edwardian woman wearing restaurant corsage of mousseline taffeta. Date: 1905

Royal Wedding 1923 - the bridal gown
Photographs of the bridal gown and bridesmaids dress worn at the wedding of Prince Albert, Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at Westminster Abbey on 26 April 1923

FASHION: HAT, 1900. A ladies walking hat of straw and chiffon with mousseline flowers, black velvet and a steel buckle. Photograph, American, 1900

Spring Fashions for 1913
Sketch depicting the vivid colour and graceful lines of ladies fashion in the early twentieth century. On left: an evening dress in green

Woman in Robe De Visite
Her robe de visite is by Martial et Armand, and is made of mousseline de soie (= silk muslin)

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"Mousseline: Timeless Elegance in Porcelain Designs for Tableware, 1913" Step into a world of refined beauty as we explore the enchanting allure of mousseline. This delicate fabric has graced the most exquisite creations throughout history, captivating hearts with its ethereal charm. Immerse yourself in an era where elegance reigned supreme. Picture a woman gracefully donning a house gown of coral-print silk over crisp linen, exuding effortless sophistication. Another vision emerges - a lady adorned in an afternoon dress crafted from luxurious black velvet and shimmering green satin, epitomizing timeless glamour. But mousseline's allure extends beyond fashion; it finds expression in porcelain artistry as well. Imagine porcelain vases delicately displaying vibrant blooms, jardinières adding a touch of nature to opulent interiors, ashtrays blending functionality with artistic finesse, and figures capturing moments frozen in time. The grandeur continues with women draped in sumptuous coats that evoke envy at every turn. A zibeline coat boasting collars and cuffs made from the finest materials transports us to an era defined by lavishness. And who can resist the allure of a long chinchilla fur coat paired effortlessly with a lampstand? it also breathes life into vibrant colors that ignite joy within our souls. Envision a woman radiating sunshine as she adorns herself with a yellow taffeta afternoon dress – her presence illuminating any room she enters. For those seeking unique combinations and unexpected textures, pekine velvet steals the show when layered over printed waistcoats – an ensemble fit for royalty itself. Ruched dresses accompanied by elegant coats complete with hats and parasols transport us back to days when fashion was truly an art form. Travel further through time to witness significant moments captured forever on canvas or film - fashionable women embracing their individuality amidst changing trends.