| The macaroni style was an extreme fashion that came into vogue in certain circles in the 1760s up to the French Revolution. It was never a mainstream fashion but did represent the extreme decadence that the privileged could aspire to. Of course, it quickly went out of vogue with the arrival of Revolution. |
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| The Macaroni Painter | How D'ye Like Me? | |
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| Pantheon Macaroni, 1773 | The Polite Maccaroni | |
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| The Maccaroni Courtship |
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