Silk photo print jumpsuit by Ted Lapidus, 1970s.
(source: Muzealne Mody via Europeana Collections)
Dresses by Adrian in the spring 1952 The Californian.
(source: archive.org)
Model wearing a jacket of embroidered canvas by Charles-Étienne over a one piece outfit from Jacques Griffe, photograph by Henry Clarke in the June 1951 French Vogue.
(source: Gallica)
Dress design by Maximilian Snischek using his "Corona" fabric designed for the Wiener Werkstätte, c. 1928.
(source: MAK)
Dürkopp Automobile, offset lithograph, Fritz Landwehr, c. 1923.
(source: MoMA)
Wool and leather Bonnie Cashin jumpsuit, fall/winter 1967-68.
(source: Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Ad for Angora Marigny in the January 1931 French Vogue.
(source: Gallica)
Spud cigarettes--with just the right amount of menthol--ad, from the October 30, 1939 LIFE. (Still feel WTF? whenever I come across a Spud ad.)
(source: LIFE archives)
Quilted Provençal skirts worn with sweaters, shawl and espadrilles by Lola Prusac and a Schiaparelli straw hat. Photo by Robert Doisneau in the June 1951 French Vogue.
(source: Gallica)
January 1929 cover of Moderne Welt.
(source: Österreichische Nationalbibliothek)
"Münchner Herbst-Symphonie" (Munich Autumn Symphony), Josse Goossens, from a 1913 Jugend.
(source: Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg)
Polyester dress designed by Jules-François Crahay for Lanvin, 1970s.
(source: Muzealne Mody via Europeana Collections)
Silk pumps with sequin ants by Isabel Canovas, fall/winter 1988-89.
(source: Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Cover of the March 1948 Women's Reporter-The National Magazine for the Fashion Industry, by Joseph Binder.
(source: MAK)
Photo by Irving Lippman of Carole Lombard and John Barrymore in "Twentieth Century," from the June 1934 Photoplay.
(source: archive.org)
Article about two Toulouse-Lautrec exhibitions in Paris, in the June 1951 French Vogue.
(source: Gallica)
Sonia Delaunay, Plate (page 25) from Le Coeur à Gaz (The Gas Heart), 1923, published 1977.
(source: MoMA)