Marie Antoinette and Madame de Pompadour 18th Century fashion usually gets pegged as being full of pink, light blue, ruffles, skirts wide enough to get caught in doorways, lots of escaping bosoms, …

A light shift as it was mainly worn in the 18th century under the stays. It reaches down the knees and the sleeves go to the elbow. The chemise was worn directly on the body and it was the only piece of clothing that was washed regularly, since the upper layers were to delicate to be washed. Material: The garment is made out of white cotton batiste or fine linen fabric The cotton voile is very light and slightly transparent. In the 18th century, undergarments were generally made from fine white linen. The use of cotton fabrics did not spread until the end of the 18th century. Color: White Size: If you are unsure what size you are, please see the size chart If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Date: 1774–92. Culture: French. Medium: silk. Credit Line: Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1961. Accession Number: C.I.61.13.2a–c. ...

Here I am offering a beautiful embroidered pocket in Georgian style. This pocket is perfect for 17th-18th century outfits, wedding, cosplay, historical reenactment or other themed event. The pocket is ties at the waist and it has sizes 10,2" x8" (26cm x 20,5cm), the slit size is 5" (13 cm). For the finished pocket, the length of the ties is 22" (56 cm). I recommend to sending to me waist measurements at order. If you need a larger size, let me know about it. The pocket is made of taffeta (polyester), but can be made of silk or linen. You can also replace the sewn-on taffeta ribbons into satin ribbons, please tell me about it. The order includes one embroidered pocket. The options of color a the same as the pictured. If you want another colors, write to me. Please be aware that the cost fluctuates due to the base cost of the fabric and any additional processing you may require. In addition to this pocket, there are garters made in the same style - https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/LebedincevaCostuming/tools/listings/1339065937 The set is cheaper.

I’ve been interested in working class dress lately. And more specifically 18th century maids costumes. searching the net I’ve found lots of pics of pretty outfits and great pattern mixi…

The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking: How to Hand Sew Georgian Gowns and Wear Them With Style. Do you dream of time traveling to the court of Versailles or the Scottish Highlands? Whatever shall you wear? This comprehensive guide to historically accurate 18th century sewing will walk you through how to make and wear your Georgian dream gown and all the fabulous accessories too. Full of historically accurate dressmaking techniques, Lauren and Abby teach you how to make four of the most iconic 18th century silhouettes?the English Gown, Sacque Gown, Italian Gown and Round Gown?using the same hand sewing techniques done by mantua-makers and milliners of the past. From panniers to split bums, wool petticoats to grand silk gowns, ruffled aprons to big fluffy caps, The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking has project patterns and instructions for every level of 18th century sewing enthusiast. With Lauren and Abby?s guidance, accurate 18th century costuming is demystified, making this beautiful period of dress accessible to historic costumers and cosplayers alike. The American Duchess Guide includes... 40 18th century sewing projects with how-to, step-by-step instructions and photos. Gridded patterns and diagrams for accessories, gown linings, and construction notes. Detailed instructions and photos for fitting your gown. Step-by-step instructions for how to get dressed and style your ensemble. Essential research notes on gown styles, textiles, and more. Illustrated guides to historic stitches used as well as troubleshooting fitment and silhouette. Paperback: 240 pages Publisher: Page Street Publishing (November 21, 2017) Language: English ISBN-10: 1624144535 ISBN-13: 978-1624144530 Product Dimensions: 8 x 0.6 x 9 inches Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds

Wrap yourself in an 18th-century gown! The robe battante is a direct descendant of the robe de chambre of the 17th century. Sometimes the gown was worn open in front and sometimes it was seamed from the waist to the hem. This bag-like shape is what gave rise to the name “sack”. Our easy-to-use pattern, based on extant and pictorial examples, helps you make this predecessor of the Sacque or Robe Français, the Robe Battante.  Included are the early wrappers known as robe battante or robe volante, as well as the jacket-length version, the casaque. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All sizes in one envelope.  Also included are assembly instructions, embellishment suggestions, and the extensive historical notes you've come to expect from Reconstructing History. Suggested Fabrics: silk or fine wool Notions: thread, ribbon Yardage Requirements:  6 yds at least 60" wide

Outlander Claire Fraser inspired gown photos care of www.instagram.com/shannonzkiller/ This is a beautiful representation of an 18th century Scottish country ladies working gown. She comes in two parts with a separate bodice and skirt. Made in pure Scottish wool OR polyester black watch tartan. She is fully boned for cleavage uplift, NO NEED FOR A CORSET!!! The fabric, A beautiful 100% pure wool gives a very authentic feel to this beautiful working gown. She is lined in a polyester dupion for comfort. The Bodice Fully lined with 14 loops for ribbon lacing that allows for free fit over a two sizes. She firmly attaches to the skirt with ribbons. 13 pieces of boning hold you firmly whilst remaining comfortable to wear and giving a full uplift of the bust. The Skirt A hem sweep of approx 160 inches pleated into a deep waist band give the dress a luxury feel keeping the authentic look. The pleats are ironed in at the front. MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED ( you will be guided through measurements after purchase) IMPORTANT..PLEASE USE A TAPE MEASURE TO CHECK YOUR MEASUREMENTS. A 36C BRA SIZE CAN EASILY MEASURE 38 INCHES OR MORE Please be aware that your government may require import duties.

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French Coiffures 18th century. Various Rococo headdresses and hairstyles; from the books of the time.

Please note that most of the dresses presented here in our Etsy store are just examples of our old work for clients. These are not ready made dresses for sale. We realize only customized dresses and we DON'T HAVE SHORT DEADLINES. Therefore, before you make a purchase, please ask us for details in a private message. If you make a purchase without reading this description - we do not accept cancellation of the transaction. We do not accept returns and resignations from an already ordered dress during sewing or after sending it (does not apply to tailoring corrections), because our dresses are made to measure and based on a design that is created individually for each customer. By clicking "buy it now" - you accept our terms. We accept payment plans discussed individually with each client. We are small fashion house Atelier Saint-Honore and we make all designs individually for each clients. All dresses are sewn for measures. We use traditional haute couture techniques like fine hand made finishes, hand made embroidery and artistique techniques of decorations. We offer the highest quality custom service and the best materials. Please ask in private for more details.

A woman's mantua and petticoat parts, British, 1775-85 of French silk satin tamboured with chenille thread, chenille fringe, 1780-85; altered 1870-1910

This design originates in 18th Century France... and designs like this were called Papiers Dominotés, or Domino Papers. France was an active producer of these patterned papers, which were used as end sheets in books, coverings for books, and wallpaper. Papers like this would be printed one at a time on a hand press on hand-carved wooden blocks. The block would have been inked with a thin paste-based ink, the paper laid on top, and the pressure applied would be from a barren or a muller. Our block printed papers use archival oil-based inks, and are placed in a press. Essentially the process is the same, with a few alterations. They are printed by hand, one color at a time. These are printed on 100% cotton paper from Khadi Papers in India, handmade from recycled garment industry offcuts. Read more about our materials. Prints are hand printed on our printing press from 1910 in our studio. Signed & numbered editions. Image size: 11.5 x 16 inchesPaper size: approx. 13 x 17 inches Available framed in our STL Store and at in-person events.

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Marie Therese de Savoye wearing a Court Dress trimmed with Marte quilts, Gauze, Draperies, Flowers and Tassels.

This presentation covers the Ratification debate following the 1787 Constitutional Convention. Mainly focused on the debate between Federalists and Anti--Federalists, the writing of Federalist Papers, and major compromises cut to get the Us Constitution passed. Great for a High School Government cla...

Here I am offering a beautiful embroidered pocket with thistles in Georgian style. The design was inspired by the TV Show «Outlander» and the symbol of Scotland, the thistle. This pocket is perfect for 17th-18th century outfits, wedding, cosplay, historical reenactment or other themed event. The pocket is ties at the waist and it has sizes 10,2" x8" (26cm x 20,5cm), the slit size is 5" (13 cm). For the finished pocket, the length of the ties is 22" (56 cm). I recommend to sending to me waist measurements at order. If you need a larger size, let me know about it. The pocket is made of taffeta (polyester), but can be made of silk or linen. You can also replace the sewn-on taffeta ribbons into satin ribbons, please tell me about it. The order includes one embroidered pocket. The options of color a the same as the pictured. If you want another colors, write to me. Please be aware that the cost fluctuates due to the base cost of the fabric and any additional processing you may require. In addition to this pocket, there are garters made in the same style - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1198102926/embroidered-18th-century-scottish The same pocket in a black color of fabric - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1550363159/the-set-of-black-embroidered-scottish The set is cheaper. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1198153748/the-set-of-embroidered-scottish-stocking

The influence of Marie Antoinette on fashion. Reign of Louis XVI. 1774 to 1780. The toilet of the queen of France. Academician in coiffures and fashions.