1930s - Vintage French Mode Pratique Fashion Magazine - Chanel Afternoon Dress - Sewing Patterns - Homemaking - Timeless Style & Elegance

This vintage French magazine, 'Mode Pratique' (Practical Fashion), dates from May 18, 1936. Serving as a 'Journal de la Femme et de la Maison' (Journal of Women and Home), it offers a fascinating glimpse into 1930s fashion and lifestyle. The cover prominently features an elegant 'Robe d'après-midi de Chanel' (Afternoon Dress by Chanel), epitomizing the era's sophisticated style.

Inside, readers discover numerous articles and illustrations dedicated to women's clothing, including detailed sewing 'patrons' (patterns) for various garments. Beyond fashion, the magazine covers diverse topics relevant to homemaking and family life, from beauty tips to advice on children's well-being, such as the back cover ad stating 'les enfants sont toujours gourmands d'Elesca' (children are always fond of Elesca). It’s a rich historical document for vintage style enthusiasts.

All pages of this magazine are shown in photos, providing a complete overview. Due to its dimensions, the magazine may be sent folded in half.