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English: With hundreds of shawls at her disposal, Joséphine found creative uses for the precious textiles. Here she accessorizes a gown made of a shawl with another, contrasting shawl. Fashion magazines paid careful attention to her innovative attire, and reinterpreted it in fashion plates, ensuring that it had a widespread influence.
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An 1808 painting of Empress Josephine of France by Antoine Jean Gros.

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