The exhibition "Art Deco Style. Interwar Period Fashion Design" in the Museum of Decorative Arts and Designe is from the private collection Alexandre Vassiliev (Paris) private collection and is dedicated to the European Fashion development in the Interwar Period (1918 - 1939). The leading style of this period was Art Deco.
- Fashion silhouettes were created by numerous fashion designers of this decade: Jean Patou, Gabriele Chanel, Jeanne Lanvin, Callot Soeurs etc., garments by which are exhibited in this Riga show.
- The beauty standard of the 1920s and 30s was the Swedish - American movie star Greta Garbo.
- For me was very interesting to see painting and design of this time. And there were lot of interesting moments for me.
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| The Fashion House Paul Caret promotion, Paris 1927 |
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| Ivan Puni (1894-1956) Composition in the Futuristic Style C.a.1918 |
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| Unknown Artist. Latvian School of painting Portrait of an elegant Riga lady 1918-1919 |
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| French school of painting Portrait of a lady on the backgound of books Paris, 1920s |
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| Harper's Bazaar magazine covers, ERTE, New York, May, 1918 |
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| Bari Egiz (1869-1946), Lithuania Portrait of a lady in a blue hat 1929 |
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| Alex - Louis Martin (1887-1957) Portrait of a Belgian lady, 1927 |
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| Promotion of the Hatter's workshops Agne's, Paris, late 1925s |
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| Promotion of the Hatter's workshops Suzy, Paris, late 1925s |
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| Promotion of the Hatter's workshops J.Talbot, Paris, late 1925s |
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| Mocha colour silk crepe evening gown with a fox trimmed pelerine Fashion house Worth, Paris, 1932 |
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| German actres Suse Byk in a tulle and silk evening gown, Berlin, 1924 |
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