“The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.” Marcus Aurelius Okay, I give in. I’m female. In all the worst ways. Apart from the shoe thing… those you can keep. I dislike shopping in general and avoid it…
Historical fashion and costume design.
Girl’s spencer ca. 1811From Cora Ginsburg, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Dress designed by Norman Hartnell for Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, June 2, 1953 From the Royal Collection
Hoop, 1760-80From the V&A, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Worth evening dress, 1910′sFrom Whitaker Auctions, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Robe à l’anglaise, 1770′sFrom Kerry Taylor Auctions, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Vous trouverez dans cet article des bonnes adresses où acheter des vêtements pas chers à Porto, pour ceux qui aiment faire du shopping !
Day dress, 1850-55From the Museu del Disseny, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Evening dress ca. 1910From the National Gallery of Victoria, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Bodice and petticoat, 1735-40From the Museu del Disseny, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Dress of Consuelo Vanderbilt attributed to Callot Soeurs ca...., a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Givenchy cocktail dress ca. 1955-57From Kerry Taylor Auctions, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Round gown ca. 1805-10, silk ca. 1775From Cora Ginsburg, a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
Court train of Queen Marie José of Italy, 1935From the Musée de..., a post from the blog Fripperies and Fobs on Bloglovin’
With Emily Blunt as muse, Michael Roberts photographs the winners from the Paris collections.
A fine selection of authentic vintage and antique brooches. Find a unique diamond brooch in platinum or gold.
Some beauty devices claimed to be able to remove wrinkles by ironing them out. These Facial Irons or Wrinkle Irons were briefly popular in the early 1930s
