Vogue - October 1925

Published October 18, 1925

Georgian fashions captured Claire Avery's attention in this illustration, which appeared in the October 18, 1925, Vogue. A woman wears an antique dress from 1790 featuring a hoop skirt, pointed bodice, and elaborate bands of quilling—all of which characterized the era's unique style. Avery used a light, gentle trace to create the frills, which makes this dramatic gown feel quite relaxing.

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