Dress of bright blue silk satin, bodice with sewn 'berthe' collar, very wide skirt with flounced off with dark blue velvet bands. 1840s ...
Two-piece dress, 1840's.
1840s Day Dress and Bonnet
Albany
1840s gown
Dress | American | The Met 1841-1844
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Очень много изображений. Музейные экспонаты и портреты. Wedding dress, 1839-40 From Historic New England Wedding dress, 1841 From the VA Evening dress, 1840s From the Digitalt Museum Evening dress ca. 1840 From the Museum at FIT Day dress ca. 1840s From the Centre de…
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So, last week I made a silly mistake and published two Rate the Dresses. I noticed it a few hours later and withdrew the one I hadn’t meant to publish. So most of you only saw the 1780s pastel polonaised froof that I left up (and most of didn’t particularly care for it and rated it a not-very inspiring 5.2 out of 10). But some of you did get a sneak-peek at this week’s Rate the Dress, so have had all week to think about whether you like it or not.. 1840s dresses can be a bit, well, plain and boring. This dress comes in a typically boring 1840s colour: rust brown, but does include some quite distinctive features: beautifully worked tone-on-tone embroidery (click on the image to go through to a large version), triple puffed sleeves, two rows of hem ruffles, and a cunningly cut and draped bodice. Are all these things enough to raise the dress above the usual 1840s bland curse? Or would this dress be just another wallflower? Rate the Dress …
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This week we're rating an 1840s dress in vivid carnation pink silk. Â This bright hue was fashionable from as far back as the Middle Ages.
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