GAUCHO 1780-1820 GAUCHO 1780-1820 SUR PAISANA 1800-1820 ESTANCIEROS 1810-1825 SALON 1820-1830 GAUCHO 1825-1870 PAISANA 1830-1860 GAUCHO FEDE...
The dress is to be made on your measures. Please, check out the personalization box Made of 100% cotton velvet this dress is the best choice for the special events, like Jane Austen balls (based on her Pride and Prejeduce or Emma), Napoleonic events, thematic visiting opera house or the theater. Also it will suit to yours Bridgerton inspired outfit. This dress makes you very unique and eye-catching. The pattern is self drafted, but made with a high respect to the existing pieces of the Regency period. Deep burgundy velvet is decorated with light white sheer sleeves which is framed with gentle velvet stripes. The deep decollete has a string inside that makes the fit more adjustable. Dress measurements: Bust 91-96 cm / 35"- 37" Underbust 83-85 cm / 32" - 33" Upper arm circumference 28-31 cm / 11" - 12" Perfect for heigth 170-180 cm / 5.5 ft - 5.9 ft Costume copy of different materials and different colours is available. Please, ask me for details and do not hesitate putting questions about measures and sewing options.
A Peacock Themed Regency Dress and Open Robe features a DIY costume made for under $10. It was worn to the D/FW Costumers Guild Picnic.
Last week I was a little disappointed in the lack of interest in Élisabeth de Valois and her velvet dress. I thought it was a fascinating fashion choice, but it just wasn’t a good week for discussions. Those of you who commented did like it though – it came it at 8.6 out of 10, which was just off its most common rating (8.5). And it was a big hit as a pinterest pin, which is always a good indication of popularity! This week, let’s return to the HSF as a source of inspiration for my Rate the Dress choices. The next fortnight’s theme is ‘Innovation’ and one of the most innovative fashion periods ever was the streamlined neoclassical styles of the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th century. Few fashion innovations are introduced completely out of nowhere: there is often a period of transition, in which elements of the old style mingle with the new trend. This dress represents both the innovation, and the transition: radical in its overall simplicity, it …
Tomorrow summer will officially begin and with it commences one of the easiest fashion seasons of the year. In summer we need to do little more to ready ourselves for the day than hop out of bed, …
After archaeologists began excavating the ancient Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum in the mid-eighteenth century, the Western world became obsessed with classical architecture and design. Fashions inspired by ancient forms were described as à l’antique, a style characterized by high waistlines, tubular silhouettes reminiscent of columns, and lightweight fabrics that mimicked the drapery seen in ancient statues. Silver metallic embellishments decorate this dress, especially at the hem, which would have shimmered in candlelight. Frances Billopp wore this dress in the early years of her marriage to Reverend William Edward Wyatt, the rector of Old St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
A couple of months ago I was at a fabric market and stumbled on a lovely light-blue fabric with silver ribbon embroidery on the sides. I totally wasn’t planning on anything where it would wor…
After five rounds in the ring Monday morning, as Franco my boxing trainer was contemplating what areas of torture to subject me to next, I glanced at the clock on the wall and told him, “OK, …
Evening dress, ca. 1810, English, red chenille embroidered net
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Ооо, это мережка? Как сказано в описании, это платье Жозефины, однако в последствии перешито на кого то другого, так как объём лифа не соответствует императрице. Она раз в год проводила ревизию в своих шкафах и отдавала наряды которые не носила.
