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Queen Alicent Hightower

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A series of Juneteenth celebratory wagons in the early 1900s, in Houston, Austin and Corpus Christi.

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1827 Leopold Stöber - The young artist with his family

(Liechtenstein Museum)

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1877 Two girls from Terikoff family (photo by Daniel Nyblin)

(Finnish Heritage Agency)

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EMMA (2020) costume appreciation: 35/∞ (costume design by Alexandra Byrne)

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Martin Drolling, An interior view of a dining room in 1815, c. 1815-1817, oil.

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Pál Szinyei Merse, Lady in Violet, c. 1874

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Burgundy Leno and Satin Day Dress

c. 1820

Kerry Taylor Auctions

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Hat hair!

Hat hair is where you join both hair and hat together, so that when the sim puts it on, the hair is perfect in the hat! What makes it special is that the hair stays the normal colour your sim has, and you can select the swatches of the hat; if made the traditional way of making cc, you would have to choose either;or - you can't have both hair swatches and hat swatches.

I've always been frustrated with hair and hats not working together how I want! My good friend @inlovewithregencyera has made several hat hairs, and was gracious enough to teach me how! (thank you so much 😭) Theirs are, of course, fully from scratch, and I'm not quite at that level yet 😂:

Today, I present two popular bonnets - @linzlu's Birthday Bonnet, @moon-simmers' recolour version of this; as well as @lilchamomil's Regency Bonnet; all of which I have paired with hair by @buzzardly28.

The shape of these bonnets are just like ones really worn in the 19th century, which I have seen in photographs (daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes &c.), as well as paintings.

In the Linzlu bonnet, I have used Buzzard's "1860s hair", and in the Lilchamomil bonnet, I have used both the "1850s hair", and "Peggy hair", by Buzzard.

I spent quite a bit of time moving and shaping flowers in the Linzlu bonnet, and I ended up putting in a few more!

I really love the Lilchamomil bonnet; it's definitely Recency - not Victorian - I have seen it in some paintings; but, I know in the Victorian era, similar ones were worn - which is why I wanted to put a Victorian hair style in it.

There's 34 swatches in the lilchamomil bonnet, half with white inside, half with cream. There's 22 swatches in Linzlu's original "Southern Birthday" bonnet, and 41 in Moonsimmers' "Harriet Birthday" bonnet.

You can download all the originals here, if you want them as well: Regency bonnet - part of the Isolde set by lilchamomil Southern Birthday bonnet - by Linzlu Harriet Birthday bonnet - part of the Britechester Square Collection by Moonsimmers 1850s Hairs - by Buzzard 1860s Hairs - by Buzzard Peggy Hair - part of the Margaret Hairs set by Buzzard

Download my new hat hair at my Patreon now!!

Amusez-vous!!!

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1659-1662 Portrait of a Lady - Gerolamo Forabosco

An interesting portraitist from the Veneto region painting an interesting hairdo also from the Veneto region

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• Dress worn by Martha Washington.

Date: early 1780's

Medium: Painted pattern on the silk taffeta.

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c.1851

maker unknown, Royal Collection Trust

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Julius Hübner (1806-1882) "Portrait of Pauline Hübner" (1829) Oil on canvas Düsseldorf Located in the Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin, German

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Portrait of an interesting hair style, 1890's.

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[nine african american women seated on steps of a building at atlanta university, georgia], ca. 1899 or 1900, by thomas e. askew.

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BALLERINA GIRL(S) | 1937

The American Negro Ballet Company formed in 1934 under the auspices of Eugene Von Grona, a German immigrant. Originally composed of thirty African-American jazz dancers, the company focused on serious modern dance.

via @jcapeverde

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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005) dir. Joe Wright