Original hand-colored fashion plate from Les Modes Parisiennes, a renowned 19th-century French fashion magazine that catered to the elite.

This beautiful engraving depicts three elegant figures in detailed, fashionable dresses of the mid-19th century. The main woman wears a stunning green gown adorned with lace cuffs and a bonnet decorated with flowers. Another young woman is dressed in a delicate pink gown with off-shoulder detailing, and a young girl stands between them holding a bouquet, wearing a violet dress. A vase of flowers on a pedestal completes the scene, emphasizing refinement and femininity.

Condition:
Good antique condition with some age-related toning, foxing, and slight edge wear (see photos). Colors remain bright and eye-catching.

Approximate Dimensions:

Sheet size: ~10 x 7"

Details:

Publication: Les Modes Parisiennes

Date: Circa 1850s

Medium: Hand-colored engraving / lithograph

Printed by: Paris, Chez Sacket et Cie, Place de la Bourse

Collecting Note:
These fashion plates were highly prized by ladies of the time for selecting new dress styles and remain popular collectibles today. This is a charming piece of fashion history perfect for framing, display, or as a gift for textile or costume enthusiasts.