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18. Jan. 2014 · Schwerpunkt: 1914 - Der letzte Glanz der alten Welt * Seine Ideen revolutionierten die Modewelt: Paul Poiret war von 1903 bis zum Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs der einflussreichste Modeschöpfer ...
Paul Poiret. Desen de Paul Poiret, din 1909, prefigurând ceea ce urma să devină un curent artistic important al secolului 20, influentul Art Deco. Paul Poiret (n. 20 aprilie 1879, Paris, Franța – d. 30 aprilie 1944, Paris, Administrația germană în Franța ocupată în timpul celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial ), a fost un creator de ...
Paul Poiret dominated haute couture in the first decade of the twentieth century. Known in America as the "King of Fashion," he liberated women from constricting undergarments, most significantly from the corset, which had shaped the female form almost without interruption for hundreds of years. In so doing, he revolutionized dressmaking, by shifting its emphasis away form the skills of ...
1. Apr. 2022 · Poiret eventually got himself moved to convalescent leave, but all in all, not a success on either side. “Paul Poiret Ensemble” by Museum at FIT is licensed under CC by 2.0 Poiret and the House of Worth. In 1901 though, Poiret moved on to bigger and better, when he joined the House of Worth. Founded in 1858 by Charles Frederick Worth, the ...
Poiret's chemise was completely reductive, with front cut like the back, except for the shaping of the neckline (so simple was its construction that the dress came to be known as the robe de minute, as it took but half an hour to make). Any fit or transformation of the sacklike form was accomplished by the knotting of decorative sashes. At their introduction, Denise Poiret, when she sashed her ...
Seine Ideen revolutionierten die Modewelt: Paul Poiret war von 1903 bis zum Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs der einflussreichste Modeschöpfer, nicht nur in Frankreich, sondern auf der ganzen Welt. In ...
3. Dez. 2022 · Hazel Smith reports. Paul Poiret was without doubt the most influential couturier of the first decade of the 20th century, leading women out of corsetry and into modernity. In fact, how women dress today is a direct result of Poiret’s work as a fashion designer. The Belle Époque had left women in a virtual cage of whalebone and ribbons.
