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Matching carnival, the remaining pages of the illustrated German fashion magazine Modenschau No. 182 from February 1928 are published today. Previously, only 10 pages were viewable, now the entire issue of 64 pages is accessible.

As of February 16, 2017, the previous website www.zwischenkriegszeit.de was discontinued! All content from the old site can also be found here on the new site www.artdeco-boulevard.de. Through several updates, the previous content has already been expanded several times. Through this update, there are now 2,700 page online.

From the Chicago Mail Order Company mail order catalog for fall and winter 1929-30, 208 pages of descriptions are now available online. Until recently, only 45 of the catalog's 338 pages were accessible. When this catalog was published in July 1929, the Chicago-based U.S. mail order company reported more than four million customers who ordered their ready-to-wear fashions through the mail.

The number of public pages in the artdeco-boulevard.de database has now risen to over 2,600.

With the first update of the new year 2017, the complete 64-page issue of Modenschau No. 229 from January 1932 is now publicly available. In addition to editorial content and advertising, the fashion section of the issue was devoted to elegant evening gowns for the winter ball season and the New Year's receptions still to come. In addition, the first transitional models for spring 1932 were already presented.

As the last update in 2016, the complete fall and winter issue of the company magazine Haensel-Echo No. 10 from 1931-32 is being published today. This issue offers an interesting insight into elegant men's fashion exactly 85 years ago. As a result, more than 2,400 pages are now online.

Artdeco-Boulevard.de hopes you enjoy browsing through the new issue. Many new updates are also planned for next year 2017!

In order to gradually complete the catalogs available online, an update to the Philipsborn mail order catalog for fall and winter of 1916-17 is being made today. In addition to the 44 images already published, 118 additional pages have been uploaded and provided with image descriptions in recent weeks. So now 162 pages from the 252 page catalog are online.

Exactly 100 years ago, the clothes shown here were the latest fashion.