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Summer fashion in 1920 focused on accentuated hip and tunic dresses. Draperies made of fabric bulged the lap. Kasacks, costumes and knitted sweaters showed wide laps.

171 additional new pages from the National Cloak & Suit Company's mail-order catalogue for spring and summer 1920 are now available – previously only 79 pages were online. All old page declarations have been revised.

Over 5,600 pages are now in the database of artdeco-boulevard.de.

The now complete issue of the fashion magazine Modenschau No. 209 from May 1930 was all about the journey to the summer resort. Summer dresses, dirndl dresses for a stay in the country, hiking costumes for the high mountains, beach and swimwear can be found in this issue as well as travel ensembles for city trips. Articles dealt with "Hiking in the car", "Travelling with the camera" or "High mountains - for almost everyone".

From now on you will find over 5,500 pages in the database of artdeco-boulevard.de.

Instead of the previous 13 pages, the fashion magazine Die Schöne Wienerin No. 232 from April 1932 is now also completely online. In addition to the colour illustrations that presented ensembles, sports, afternoon and day dresses or the latest summer dresses, you will now also find house dresses, pajamas, spring coats and children's clothing in the magazine.

Articles were dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Goethe's death ("Through Weimar with Goethe"), to ladies' underwear ("Our second skin") or to the question "Make-up or dressing up".

In the issue of the semi-annual fashion album Smart No. 32 for summer 1930 you will find particularly beautiful illustrations of morning and day dresses as well as dresses for the afternoon, ensembles and summer dresses. The album in French language was published by the Viennese publishing house Société Graphique S. A. In addition, in the fashion year 1930, a video with street surveys was added to the then new long skirts.

On artdeco-boulevard.de you will now find more than 5,400 pages.

After a few weeks break due to a database update and minor changes in the frontend a new magazine issue is released today.

The Austrian fashion magazine Die Wienerin was published by the Viennese publishing house Bachwitz A.G. and contained about 32 pages. The February issue no. 116 from 1930 presented the latest models in the new fashion line, such as day, promenade and afternoon dresses, spring coats as well as wedding dresses and children's clothing.