MAGASIN DES MODES NOUVELLES, françaises et anglaises, décrits d'une manière claire & précise, & représentées par des Planches en Taille-douce, enluminées. Paris : Buisson, 1786-1787. - In-8, 200 x 126. Mottled fawn basane, ribbed spine decorated with gilt fleurons, modern edged slipcase (period binding). Cohen, col. 199. - Colas, no. 500. - Lipperheide, no. 4569. - Gaudriault, La Gravure de mode féminine en France, pp. 40-43. Second year of this fashion magazine. Building on its success, the magazine changed its rhythm of publication in its second year, retaining the same format but now comprising 36 quires with a total of 100 plates engraved by Duhamel after Desrais, Miton, Willam, Charpentier, Defraine and Pugin. Cahiers 13, 18 and 25 contain only one folding plate; cahiers 28 and 32 one single plate and one double folding plate. These 100 beautiful intaglio plates, 95 of which are hand-colored, showcase the latest fashion creations in clothing, accessories and jewelry, as well as furniture and decorations, cars and more. Covers and corners restored, some traces of wetness and small scratches on the boards, light wetness sparing the plates, tear in the corner of the first leaf with loss of a few words, tears without missing restored on a few plates. Provenance: André Viaud-Grand-Marais, with his stamp on the flyleaf, notary in Nantes and owner of the manoir de la Combe in Pleucadeuc. - B.M. Fleury, with handwritten bookplate.