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| war, balding, 20th century, hair salon, drunk moms fucking , training older dogs , canadian fashion news, singles, feature news, yves saint laurent, over 50 magazine , stratton, | Le Courrier de la nouveauté was to have been the first periodical devoted to the matter, but its 1758 prospectus did not attract subscribers, and so that distinction went to the Courrier de la mode braid ou Journal du goût (1768-70). The Cabinet des modes, launched in 1785 and continued under other titles until 1793, was the only such review to last more than two years. 1 An unexpected, braid and unexpectedly revealing, source of fashion information braid is the Mercure (1672-1791), which covered the topic intermittently until 1731. The source is unexpected because the Mercure is better known for its coverage of social and literary events. 2 It is unexpectedly revealing, not only because of the detailed information it provides, but also because this information is presented from radically different perspectives. In the first articles, written by Jean Donneau de Visé for Le Mercure Galant (1672-73), fashion was an amusing diversion, a foible exhibited by men as well as women. |
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| How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted In order to proceed, you must set your browser to accept cookies and then reload the login page. This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries. NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Benhamou, Reed "Fashion balding in the Mercure: From Human Foible to Female Failing" Eighteenth-Century balding Studies - Volume 31, Number 1, Fall 1997, pp. 27-43 The Johns Hopkins balding University Press Excerpt Despite the supposed French obsession with the subject, fashion was not often covered by the periodical press of the ancien régime. Some short-lived reviews such as Le Courrier français (1649), La Muse historique (1658-59), and Le Cabinet des nouvellistes (1728) treated the subject occasionally, but specialized journals were late in developing. |
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