Modes mois de fevrier; Four men dressed according to fashion from 1714 and 1726; Mercure de France. On this fashion print from the Mercure de France of February 1726, the contemporary fashion for men is compared to those of 1714. Left 1714: A lackei dressed in a justaucorps and knee pants, with neckerchief and stab. In addition to him a gentleman in Justaucorps, shirt and knee pants, with cavate. On his head an allonge or infoli jar. Right 1726: a Lord dressed in Frak, Justaucorps, Kamizool, Shirt and Knee Pants. With stricted neckerchief and stab. (Ornamental) Dit on the left. His Lakei also carries a justaucorps and a stitch on the head. The print is part of a series of five costume prayers entitled Les Modes du Mercure de France, 1726-1730.

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Modes mois de fevrier; Four men dressed according to fashion from 1714 and 1726; Mercure de France. On this fashion print from the Mercure de France of February 1726, the contemporary fashion for men is compared to those of 1714. Left 1714: A lackei dressed in a justaucorps and knee pants, with neckerchief and stab. In addition to him a gentleman in Justaucorps, shirt and knee pants, with cavate. On his head an allonge or infoli jar. Right 1726: a Lord dressed in Frak, Justaucorps, Kamizool, Shirt and Knee Pants. With stricted neckerchief and stab. (Ornamental) Dit on the left. His Lakei also carries a justaucorps and a stitch on the head. The print is part of a series of five costume prayers entitled Les Modes du Mercure de France, 1726-1730.

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