1780s 90s fashion

I finished my first piece for an 18th century wardrobe last weekend. Green linen front-lacing stays. This also means I finally have some sewing which fits in with the Historical Sew Monthly …

Long before election-year T-shirts, pins, and hats were worn to boldly announce one’s party allegiance, striped cockades, cotton textiles, and trousers were donned in the 1780s–90s to similarly express political attitudes.

Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

Fashion plate, 1780's

Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

1787 Fashion Plates - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles

Today I have a small selection of 1787 fashion plate images from the publication "Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises". Based on the information I have been able to find this publication ran from 1786-1789 and I've been fortunate enough to acquire a variety of fashion images from all the years it was produced. My previous post showed a few of the 1876 fashions and several "Hat Fashions" from this publication can be seen - HERE (they start about a quarter of the way down the post). Garden Stroll by EKDuncan - showing a 1787 fashion lady from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles This digital scene was created using an Ackermann Repository background, one of my EKDuncan vintage frames and a lovely vintage fashion plate that I turned into PNG form and altered the color. I've included a variety of colorized fashions at the bottom of the post so I hope you enjoy them. 1787 Fashion Plates Jan 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises Feb 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises Feb 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises March 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises March 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises July 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises July 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises Nov 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises Dec 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises Dec 1787 - Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I choose to turn the two ladies from Feb 1787 into PNG images and then had a bit of fun creating new color versions of their fashions so I could have a variety of design choices to use in digital art projects. Here are the versions I came up with. Fashion lady #1 - 1787 Original Color Periwinkle Version Plum Version Green Version Teal Version Blue Version Grey Version Red Version Fashion lady #2 - 1787 Original color version Lilac Version Green Version Rose Version Teal Version ***************************** "Garden Stroll" I used the teal version of lady #1 and reversed her direction for my scene and then it was just a question of finding a pretty backdrop and frame to finish her off. Here are the last two images I used to create this quick digital scene. The Background I used an 1827 image from Ackermann Repository's Country Seat series as my background. I have not previously posted this image so it's another new one for you to add to your collection. Other Ackermann "Country Seat" landscapes are available HERE 1827 Marine Villa - Isle of Wight from Ackermann's Repository The Frame One of my digital creations based on a vintage frame from my personal collection. A Higher Resolution version of this can be found at my deviantART account HERE Other High Resolution versions of my Vintage Frames can be found HERE I still have more Georgian Era Fashion plates coming up so till next time...

Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

I love vintage fashion plates; however I have a special fondness for those that are in something other than the traditional frontal view. Previously I've shown many that exhibit the "back side" of the garment or the character is in motion such as pulling up one's stockings. Occasionally, I come across a fashion plate where the figure is sitting down and comes with a complete set of accompanying furnishings. Sadly many of the vintage fashion plates I have that show a seated figure only shows part of the furniture; which limits how that image can be used in a new digital scene. Today I get to showcase a piece of digital art using one of the rarer "furniture intact" seated, fashion plate images along; with a nice variety of French fashion plates from the years 1784-1787. These plates recap many of the styles I've previously posted about as well as one new one "The Pierrot"; and then at the end of the post I have a lovely assortment of PNG for the "Tea Lady". Enjoy! "Taking Time for Tea" - using an altered French fashion plate lady from 1784 It is so much fun to create digitally when using a furniture intact, fashion image; and I've created a "Tea Time" vignette using one such French fashion plate from the 1780's. The original version of this image had her in a very lovely pink ensemble; however I choose to use one of my color adaptations for my finished scene. This spring green gown gave the final scene a peaceful appearance as it coordinated so well with the greenery seen through the windows. French Fashion Plates from 1783-1787 1783 Grand Domino French Fashion Plate from the 1912 re printed edition of Galleria des Modes French fashion plates known as the Galleria des Modes collection have been printed and re-printed several times over their history. There are even black and white uncolored versions of these plates. The above fashion plate #170 is from a 1912 reprinted version of the original plate where the below plate 252 is an earlier printing from the 1700's showing the original color scheme. To find out more about duplicate versions see my post on fashion plates with different looks 1783 Grand Domino French Fashion plate from Galleria des Modes Personally I prefer this older version when comparing the two but it is interesting to see how much the colors on the fashion plate were altered in the later 1912 rendition. Considering it is unusual to come across a fashion plate of a Domino; I wanted to show both versions here. Another "Domino" can be seen HERE (she is the seated lady in yellow). A Domino was a large hooded cloak worn with an eye masque. This allowed a person's identity to remain private and were often worn to masquerades or any place a lady would not wish to be recognized. 1783 Grand Robe a la Francoise - French Fashion Plate In the style of "Robe à la Française" or Sack-Back dress. (Francaise = French version with the wide Pannier hoops and the long draped back) This particular fashion plate states it is "Grand" so this would be a more elaborate version of this style For more on 18th century fashion styles - click HERE 1784 Robe a l'Anglaise - French Fashion Plate This dress is in the style of "Robe à l'Anglaise" (Anglaise = English/American version with a bustle rather than pannier hoops and a draped back that begins at the lower "v" portion on the back of the bodice where the skirt begins ) The a l'Anglaise style was rarely worn with pannier hoops; however I believe this fashion plate may be an exception to that rule based on how wide it is. For more information on this and other late 18th century styles click HERE 1784 Robe a l'Anglaise - French Fashion Plate (Back and side view) This dress is in the style of "Robe à l'Anglaise" as seen from the side and back. (Anglaise = English/American version with a bustle rather than pannier hoops and a draped back that begins at the lower "v" portion on the back of the bodice where the skirt begins ) I like this fashion plate since we get to see the garment from the back and we get the added interest of the model holding her dog. How cute is that? 1785 Walking Dress and Siberian Sheepskin Muff - French Fashion Plate - 1912 version This is another example of two fashion plates printed at different times. The above plate is a 1912 reprint version from Galleria des modes and the below plate is a much earlier 1700 version of the same. 1785 Walking Dress and Siberian Sheepskin Muff - French Fashion Plate - Original It's just fun to compare different versions of the same fashion plate when available. Once again, I believe I like this older version of this Galleria des Modes fashion plate. This style also depicts a shorter hemline with a bit of ankles showing. Another of my posts with other shorter skirts can be seen HERE and my post on Stockings can be seen HERE 1786 Robe a l'Anglaise - French Fashion Plate with an extremely low bodice Yes, your eyes do not deceive you; this lady's "charms" are on display with this gown. Many fashionable women of this time period wore dresses that exposed a great deal of their breasts up to and including their nipples. Some women even had their portraits painted wearing such attire. If you find this style "titillating" I have a whole post dedicated to them - HERE 1786 1786 Robe a l'Anglaise - French Fashion Plate (back view) I thought this plate was interesting in that we see a dress from the back but in a seated position and since the furniture piece appears in its entirety this image would be a good candidate for becoming a PNG to use in a scene. 1786 French Fashion Plate I choose to show this plate since I loved the funky shoes she is wearing. It's a bit of an odd outfit as if dutch girl meets peasant Irish lass; however I believe she is wearing a "caraco". Caraco - A bodice style with the look of a fitted jacket that has a peplum skirting effect to it. Visit - American Duchess blog HERE to see a few examples of this style and if you notice one of them is so low a ladies breasts would have been exposed, as some like to do during this time. (this blog is also a great place to visit and see all the historical costume posts) 1787 Pierrot French Fashion Plate - back view The Pierrot style has a shaped bodice/jacket with a flared peplum or ruffled "tail". This style of jacket became popular in the 1780's and 1790's. I loved the whimsy of this garment and since it is a back view that was just a bonus for me. 1787 Pierrot French Fashion Plate - front and side view Another look at the Pierrot style from the front with a cat and dog bonus. An example of this style can be seen at the Met - HERE The Dreamstress has a nice article on the Pierrot at her blog that can be seen HERE Her blog looks quite interesting and I look forward to "browsing around" it when I get the chance. 1784 Robe a l'Anglaise - French Fashion Plate (front/side seated view) Robe a l'Anglaise - (English/American version with a bustle rather than pannier hoops and a draped back that begins at the lower "v" portion on the back of the bodice where the skirt begins ) For more information on this style click HERE ********** This "Tea Time Lady" is the image I used to create the PNG for my artpiece at the beginning of the post. I've created her in several color combinations for your crafting pleasure. Tea Lady PNGs PNG in the original color scheme Lilac Version Periwinkle Version Green Version - used in artpiece Aqua Version Gold Version Rose Version It must have been something to sit around in a pretty frock enjoying a cup of tea. For a lady of quality "Tea Time" was an event unlike today where we grab a cup on the run. How much more relaxing and enjoyable not to mention elegant was having tea years ago. I wonder what she might be thinking about as she enjoys her tea? I know it's not about the state of the economy or finding a job. Maybe she is trying to figure out what new fashion fun Marie Antoinette will be up to next. What to you think she is contemplating over her perfect brew? "Taking Time for Tea" - using an altered French fashion plate lady from 1784 I used my altered "green" version of the pretty lady for this Photoshop created scene. The background was created by inserting a few interesting photos. (a wall of windows in an old house showing a wooded lot and another photo of an oriental carpet). I liked the reflection that was in the "window photo" I used; and by adjusting the opacity just right in Photoshop I was able to get the dappled sunlight to appear on the carpet. This was a really fun project for me and I love the way it came out. *********** I've got a high tech project using some of my "framed scenes" coming up next time; so I hope you'll drop back by and see what I've been up too. I get to enjoy the results every day and I hope some of you will be able to enjoy using them too. till next time...

Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

What do you wear under a chemise a la reine? 2.0

What was worn under a chemise a la reine? Stiffer boned stays? Soft stays or jumps? Bust separating stays? Â Or could you go without a support garment?

PDF Sewing Pattern Elizabeth 1780s Jacket and Petticoat 18th Century for 16 Inch Dolls Such as A Girl for All Time - Etsy

The “Elizabeth” 1780s Jacket and Petticoat pattern will help you create an historically accurate late-18th century jacket in a style known as the “Pierrot”. This style was characterized by the short flounce at the back waist, and includes ruching detail at the sleeves as well. The pattern also includes a petticoat and neck handkerchief to wear with it. Popular fabrics to make this in would be a printed cotton, as well as linen or silk. This pattern is designed to fit over Pemberley Threads “Antoinette 18th Century Cap and Stays” Pattern (available here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/755120297/pdf-pattern-antoinette-18th-century-cap?ref=shop_home_feat_1) as well as Swish and Swirl’s “Georgiana 18th Century Undergarments” (available here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/646708456/pdf-pattern-ss1740-01-georgiana-18th?ref=shop_home_feat_2) With both of these patterns you can create a complete set of authentic 18th century undergarments for your dolls to wear under the jacket and petticoat. You can use this pattern without the undergarments, but it will be a little loose so keep that in mind when you’re sewing. Purchase PINS here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/774747334/doll-size-12-pins?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 Purchase TWILL TAPE here: https://etsy.me/2XYOUPY Check my shop periodically as I add historical doll-scale fabrics by the yard, perfect for this project! Create your own hat with my free tutorial: https://pemberleythreads.com/tutorials/williamsburg-hat-tutorial/ --- Printable PDF pattern designed to fit 16 inch dolls such as A Girl for All Time. Includes: - Pattern and instructions for jacket - Pattern and instructions for petticoat - Bonus pattern and instructions for neck handkerchief PETTICOAT: Suggested fabrics: cotton, silk, linen, lightweight wool Notions: 1 ¼ yd of 1/8” wide twill tape or ribbon, matching thread Fabric: 1/3 yd of 45” wide fabric JACKET: Suggested fabrics: cotton, silk, linen Notions: fastenings (hooks and eyes, snaps, or ½” long pins), matching thread Fabric: 1/3 yd of 45” wide main fabric, 1/3 yd of 45” wide lining fabric Front Closure Note: the jacket closes in front with short pins. This is an historically-accurate way to close the jacket. If you wish to do a more user-friendly closure, hooks and eyes or snaps can be used. Short pins are usually available for sale in the Pemberley Threads Etsy shop. NECK HANDKERCHIEF: Suggested fabrics: Cotton voile, batiste, Irish linen, silk organza (or any semi-sheer lightweight fabric). Notions: Matching thread Fabric: 9” x 9” scrap of main fabric Listing is for one pdf download pattern only. No clothing included. This pattern is copyrighted, however you may use it for making and selling doll clothing in your small scale home based business, as long as you credit Pemberley Threads for the pattern design. Designed for the intermediate level sewist No refunds or returns. However, I am always available to answer questions if you need help! Send me an email at pemberleythreads [!at] gmail.com ***Don't like PDFs? Have it printed >> https://www.etsy.com/listing/1369982211 ***

Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

Fashion plate showing women's costume. Hand-coloured etching, Paris, 1787

Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

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Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

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Hats played an important role in fashion and I have a lovely collection of hat fashion plates from the 1780's to display today. These particular fashion plates were specifically produced to spotlight hat fashions and either only showed the upper torso of the fashion ladies or simply the hats alone. I've taken two pretty examples from Dec 1785 publication of "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" and digitally "framed" them up to showcase this collection of vintage ladies hats. I also now have two more pretty accessories to use in one of my digital "room" scenes. ********* The next 4 fashion plates are from the 1786 French publication "Cabinet Des Modes ou Les Modes Nouvelles" April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes April 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes October 1786 Hat Fashion from Cabinet Des Modes The remaining fashion plates are from the French publication "Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Francaises Et Anglaises" from 1786-1789 Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1786 Hat Fashion - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Nov 1786 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles March 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles June 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles July 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Partial of the July 1787 plate and a bit of the French text from Magasin des Modes Nouvelles, Francaises et Anglaises I thought I'd show you a sample of the French text that accompanies the plates. Sept 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Dec 1787 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Feb 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles April 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Sept 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Oct 1788 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles Jan 1789 Hat Fashion Plate - Magasin Des Modes Nouvelles I love looking at all the pretty styles of hats that were popular during this portion of the Georgian era of late 18th Century high fashion. I hope you enjoyed seeing them too. Till next time...

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The Itch Exposed: Special Report for Admirers of Regency and Georgian Fashion

Those of a delicate disposition look away now, because today Suzan Lauder visits the salon to discuss the intimate matter of bottom scratching! ---oOo--- The Itch Exposed: Special Report for Admirers of Regency and Georgian Fashion By Suzan Lauder, Author of Alias Thomas Bennet Madame Gilflurt and I share a fixation with anything Regency, including the bizarre. My recent focus on Regency costuming has led me down peculiar paths. Readers may have enjoyed the Thrift Shop Regency Costume Experiment, a 30-episode blog series about upcycling and modifying used, budget, vintage, discount, and found items into Regency gowns, reticules, bonnets, tailcoats, walking sticks—the works! The ups and downs of my experience were shared with humour, and I posted patterns for some of my original designs, too! While I call it research, far too much of my time is spent perusing Pinterest for museum pieces, fashion magazine drawings, and original artwork of the Regency period. On one occasion I was searching for a specific type of gown and noticed the image you see above (from Mirior de la Mode, 1803). This Georgian-era costume is interesting—I love the feathers—but it was not quite the example suited to my blog post. Even so, I kept returning to review the drawing because I was struck by an unexpected impression: it appeared as if she was scratching her bum! The image was saved and filed, and each time I noticed it, I had a giggle. Of course, she’s really holding up the train of her gown, but knowing that tidbit did not one jot of harm to my ability to see it otherwise. As if my fascination willed it to happen, other similar examples appeared! I began collecting images of bum-scratching ladies, most of which were displayed in Costume Parisian between 1801 and 1809, the Georgian years that immediately preceded the Regency era proper (1811-1820). The numbers in parenthesis are the year of the fashion plate. Click on the thumbnails to see larger images. Five ladies can be considered bona fide bum-scratching fashion magazine art: Costume Parisien drawing numbers 335 (1802), 478 (1803), 602 (1805), and 615 (1805), as well as the lady on the left from the pair of ladies, #3, in yellow (1802). Two ladies seen from the front are probably scratching their bums. They are John Hoppner’s painting of Mrs. Dottin from 1803-04 and the 1809 fashion plate with the unusual olive green short-sleeved spencer. Three Regency ladies above are sneaking their hand back to scratch their bum! The guilty parties include Costume Parisien plates 275 (1801) and 1157 (1811), as well as the 1811 La Belle Assemblée evening dress with the Van Dyke edged overskirt and unique light blue back draping. Two others (Costume Parisien numbers 248 (1801) and 660 (1805)) have each clutched such a great twisted knot of silk, I conclude they want to ensure no one can accuse them of bum scratching. The so-called professional costumers may roll their eyes at me once again, but one must have a sense of humour in life! About the Author Suzan Lauder fell in love with Jane Austen because of Austen’s snarky comments on people who diss novelists in Northanger Abbey, the first Austen book Lauder read. This passion for Austen’s work was brought to the like-minded Jane Austen Fan Fiction community, where Lauder has been active as a reader, writer, collaborator, researcher, beta editor, and mentor of new authors for over six years. Her Austen-inspired Regency romance novel with a mystery twist, Alias Thomas Bennet, was published by Meryton Press in 2013, and she’s joined MP again with a short story called Delivery Boy in the award-winning holiday romance anthology, Then Comes Winter, released in fall 2015. Her latest Austen-inspired Regency romance novel, Letter from Ramsgate, is currently being serially posted on JAFF mega-site A Happy Assembly prior to publishing. Lauder blogs at road trips with the redhead and the Thrift Shop Regency Costume Experiment, and creates her own original Regency-styled gowns and accessories. She and her husband of thirty years bought a little 19th century casita in Mexico for their two rescue cats, and hang out there for three months of the winter. The balance of the year, they live on beautiful Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. Written content of this post copyright © Suzan Lauder, 2016.

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