The rise of fashion periodicals: Le Moniteur de la Mode, Godey's Lady's Book, and 19th-century journals (c. 1820–1890)

1. Journal des dames et des modes begins publication

   Mar 20, 1797Labels: Journal des, Paris periodical

   • BnF Catalogue
   • Rijksmuseum

2. Petit Courrier des Dames launches in Paris

   Jan 5, 1822Labels: Petit courrier, Paris periodical

   • BnF Catalogue
   • London Museum

3. Le Follet begins long-running Paris fashion weekly

   Nov 1, 1829Labels: Le Follet, Paris weekly

   • Le Follet

4. Godey launches Lady’s Book in Philadelphia

   Jan 1, 1830Labels: Godey s, Louis A

   • Britannica
   • Wikipedia

5. Godey buys Boston Ladies’ Magazine; Hale takes over

   Jan 1, 1837Labels: Boston Ladies, Sarah Josepha

   • Britannica
   • American Heritage

6. Journal des dames et des modes ends its run

   Jan 19, 1839Labels: Journal des, Paris periodical

   • BnF Catalogue
   • Wikipedia

7. Peterson launches Ladies’ National Magazine (later Peterson’s)

   Jan 1, 1842Labels: Peterson s, Charles J

   • Peterson s

8. Le Moniteur de la Mode is founded in Paris

   Jan 1, 1851Labels: Le Moniteur, Adolphe Goubaud

   • Le Moniteur
   • WorldCat

9. The Englishwoman’s Domestic Magazine begins publication

   Jan 1, 1852Labels: Englishwoman s, British monthly

   • EDM

10. Der Bazar launches in Berlin

    Dec 10, 1854Labels: Der Bazar, Berlin magazine

    • Der Bazar
    • Wikipedia DE

11. La Mode Illustrée is founded in Paris

    Jan 1, 1860Labels: La Mode, Emmeline Raymond

    • La Mode Illustr

12. Partnership brings Moniteur patterns into Englishwoman’s Domestic Magazine

    May 1, 1860Labels: Le Moniteur, Englishwoman s

    • Le Moniteur
    • Victorian Collections

13. Harper’s Bazar publishes its first issue

    Nov 2, 1867Labels: Harper s, New York

    • Online Books
    • Harper s Bazaar