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A woman in a dress from 1833. The woman wears a short-sleeved ankle-length blue dress. The off-the-shoulder neck is edged with white lace. The dress has wide puffed sleeves that are decorated with ribbons of the same blue as the dress, and epaulettes of the same fabric as the dress. Her bodice is pleated horizontally at the top, and the bottom is fitted. She wears a gold brooch with three dangling beads at the neck. The bodice is edged with a blue cord that is tied in a small bow, with tassels and the ends. The skirt has a wide pattern of twining leaves along the hem. She wears white slippers, white gloves, gold earrings, and holds a white handkerchief in her right hand. She wears a blue pleated turban with white ribbon detailing and a white feather peeking out from the back of the turban. Her hair is dressed in two bunches of curls. She looks to the left.
Townsend's Monthly Selection of Parisian Costumes, ca. 1834, No. 580 : Coiffure en rubans (...), anoniem, ca. 1834 - Rijksmuseum
An artist I was particularly obsessed with this month is Egon Schiele - even the sparrows in my garden know this by now. Beware, there's more to come about his genius! Other things that inspired me were: John Keats's beautiful and poignant letters to Fanny Brawne and film Bright Star (2009), music by Blondie, The…
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Women’s fashion, ca. 1830: Day dresses, part 1 You know all of these dress posts are going to take many parts each… [[MORE]]There are a dizzying number of different terms applied to female attire of...
In the 1840s, the Bertha was a neckline style that was wide and deep. Worn by women, this style was usually made with lace.
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Wedding dress and photographic prints (2), cotton / paper, maker unknown, possibly worn by mother or mother in law of Margaret White (nee Fletcher), possibly Uralla / Armidale, New South Wales, Australia, 1845-1855, photographer unknown, Saumarez Homestead, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia, 1960-1982
1830s One of two family portraits by Franz Eybl (on sale by Alte Kunst (Leon Wilnitsky). From proantic.com/en/display.php?mode=obj&id=835430 953X1000 @96 238kj.
The Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Just a quickie for Fashion Plate Friday! This one was originally published in Le Follet (a Paris magazine), in November of 1839. Love the green dressing/smoking gown with the red lining and cap ~...
All new, at least relatively - everything except the shift has been finished no earlier than June, I think. (I'm wearing my late 18th/early ...
