1930s fashion

[Compiled and published by New Sancai] If the 1920s gave birth to the new Art Deco movement, then the 1930s was the era of neoclassicism. During the depression that followed the stock market crash and World War II looming, escapist black-and-white films emerged, and fashion photography developed rapidly. Below are some silhouettes from Vouge magazine in the 1930s.

△ September 1936 edition of "Vogue" magazine, designed by painter Carl Erickson.

△ June 1939 edition of "Vogue" magazine, designed by painter Salvador Dali.

△ September 1939 edition of "Vogue" magazine, designed by painter Christian Bérard.

△ September 1932 edition of "Vogue" magazine, designed by painter AE Martin.

△ November 1931 edition of "Vogue" magazine, work by photographer George Hoyningen-Huene.

△ October 1930 edition of "Vogue" magazine, work by photographer Edward Steichen.

△ September 1931 edition of "Vogue" magazine, work by painter Maggy Rouff.

△ September 1931 edition of "Vogue" magazine, work by painter Henriette Jeantou.

△ May 1931, fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli (right: casual pants).

△ July 1932, taken by Edward Steichen, chief photographer of Vogue magazine. He did almost all the photography for the magazine and captured the relaxed elegance of that era.

(Author: Lilah Ramzi)

(Compiled by: Bai Ding)

(Editor: Jiang Qiming)

(Source of the article: Compiled and published by New Sancai)