Dans la Dame aux Camélias
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The story behind the motif
Poster with an illustration from a French fashion magazine in 1923. On the illustration you see the text Mme Ida Rubinstein dans "La Dame aux Camélias". Robe, de Worth - French for Mrs. Ida Rubinstein in "La Dame aux Camélias". Dress by Worth.
Worth was one of the foremost and most influential fashion houses of the 1800s and early 1900s. The designer behind the fashion house was called Charles Frederick Worth and came from England. He is considered by many fashion historians to be the originator and father of haute couture.
The illustrator of this iconic fashion image is called George Barbier. He was a very prominent artist from France celebrated not least by Vouge for his contribution to the world of fashion during the early 20th century. The model, Ida Rubinstein, was a very famous Russian ballerina and a public figure in cultural Paris during La Belle Époque.
La Dame aux Camélias (The Camellia Lady) is an iconic novel from 1848 that has been made into several plays, ballets and films. The story has also inspired the film Moulin Rouge!
Illustrator: George Barbier | Created: 1923.
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