French Art Deco original illustration drawing, hand-painted with ink and gouache on paper by Edouard Halouze. Featuring two stylish female models with an elegant outfit. Signed Edouard Halouze on the left bottom corner. 
This image was probably later reproduced in a pochoir (stencil), but this is the original painting by Halouze with some visible revisions.
Modern gilded wood frame with acrylic glass protection. 
Measurements: 
With frame: 12 in. wide (30.5 cm) x 14.19 in. high (36 cm)
Opening view: 6.13 in. wide (15.5 cm) x 7.69 in. high (19.5 cm).
About:
Edouard Halouze (1895-1958) is a famous painter, illustrator, and decorator, who provided fashion designs and illustrations for French fashion magazines like La Gazette du Bon Ton and Le Gout du Jour.
He exhibited at a special show named "Fashion as seen by Painters" presented at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris in 1920.
He is known for his unique Art Deco influence style in decors, costumes, and program covers for the French Music Hall and fashion shows.
In 1939, Edouard Halouze left France, escaping the German invasion of the country, and settled in New York, USA, where he remained until his death. In New York, he continued his design activities. Some drawings and illustrations from his American period can be found with a different signature: "Edward Halouze".