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fashion-from-the-past · 11 hours
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die-rosastrasse · 1 year
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Ball gown, 1840-41
Maker: Unknown
From the collection of Wien Museum
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mademoiselle-margo · 3 months
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Caspar Ritter - Crown Princess Cecilie of Prussia, detail
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maeirys · 8 months
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Sir Gideon Nav and her Lady Harrowhark Nonagesimus, representing the Ninth house at the king's joust.
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Welch Family Portrait – Howard Galleries // Temple Family, Lena Ward, and Fannie Wait in Yard at 811 Madison St., ca 1897 – unknown photographer // Growing Sideways – Noah Kahan
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nessvn · 10 months
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Evening dress, French, c. 1855
Crème silk and wool mixed gauze with floral print; triple-flounced skirt.
[Photo from the Kyoto Costume Institute, inventory number AC9475 97-23-6AB]
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hurglewurm · 17 days
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been thinking a lot about the Layers in fashion during the 15th-16th centuries in europe... this is a highly inaccurate mishmash because i was just doing more or less the original design and put on some slashed sleeves lmao
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daguerreotyping · 8 months
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Tintype of a handsome pair, the man in front leaning cozily back into his companion's embrace, c. 1875-1880
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sewlastcentury · 3 months
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The past week's work: three digitized patterns from antique garments! - The 1840s bodice is 34/36" bust - 31" waist (pattern HERE) - The 1880s is 44" bust - 32" waist (pattern HERE) - the 1920s dress is 47" bust - 48" waist (pattern HERE)
All three patterns are currently with testers for the next two weeks and after that I will be able to put them up on Etsy!
I have seven other antiques waiting for patterning (and two more on the way) - just have to decide what to work on next....
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wixstria · 3 months
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Doodle of harrow in Elizabethan dress
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fashion-from-the-past · 5 months
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Annika Caswell a student from the Wimbledon School of Art wardrobe department, dressed as Catherine Parr, next to her portrait attributed to Master John, c. 1545 in the National Portrait Gallery, London. * The students are recreating portraits dating from the Tudor period to the 19th century which have been inspiration for their lavish costumes . (Photo by Rebecca Naden - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)
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paganimagevault · 6 months
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Sogdian Beauty by Taoye & Domperidone Guly. These illustrations are primarily depicting Sogdian women, sometimes in foreign dress. Some of the illustrations depict Hellenic, Hunnic, Tocharian, Turkic, Chinese, Kushan, or misc Iranian dress/people too. Note: Kucina refers to the Kucha (Tocharians).
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mademoiselle-margo · 8 months
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In blue
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poetryincostume · 7 months
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Helga Sinclair
Edwardianish ribbon corset, 2023
Jacquard ribbon mounted on grosgrain ribbon
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