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Jean Patou: The Forgotten Visionary Who Shaped 1920s Fashion

When we think of 1920s fashion, icons like Coco Chanel or flappers in beaded dresses often come to mind. But behind many of the innovations that defined the era stood a man whose legacy is too often overshadowed: Jean Patou. A pioneer of modern elegance and a visionary in women’s fashion, Patou’s work in the […]

The 1910s: Fashion on the Brink of Modernity

The 1910s were a decade of dynamic change in the world of fashion, poised between the lavish elegance of the Edwardian era and the radical reinvention brought on by World War I and the coming Roaring Twenties. As society underwent profound transformations, so too did clothing—reflecting shifts in gender roles, technological innovation, and political upheaval. […]