The document discusses two fashion illustrators, Carl Erickson from the early 20th century and contemporary illustrator Blair Breitenstein. It notes that Erickson worked in the US and was known for his light, flowy designs created using various media like charcoal and watercolor. Breitenstein currently illustrates for magazines like Vogue using watercolor and pastel for her expressionist high fashion depictions. The document also reflects on how each illustrator's work reflects trends of their respective eras, with Erickson capturing Hollywood glamour and Blair more modern European and micro trends.