1700 fashion

Jul 21, 2013 - myblogmythoughtsjustmine: “History of fashion My favorites: 2010s, 2000s, 1940s, 1930s, 1960s, 1750s, 1700s, 1730s, 1660s, 1640s, 1560s, 1520s, 1480s. And yours? ”

Woman's Dress and Petticoat (Robe à la française), Unknown, England, circa 1765, Costumes, Dress: Silk plain weave (faille) with silk and metallic-thread supplementary-weft patterning and metallic passementerie .

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The tiny waist is the most noteworthy part of this dress. The conical skirt dates this to the late 1860s.

Fasion of 1780's

Last week I showed you the pictures, today we are looking under the skirt: I am going to explain how I created my dress: is it historical? Who am I supposed to be? If you dare to read until the end, you will be able to impress even the most blasé of your friends with...

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A Brief History of the XVIII century fashion. For the blog Bloshka

Dawn Reid Brean, associate curator of decorative arts at The Frick Pittsburgh, discusses Isabelle de Borchgrave's interpretation of 18th century fashions.

Gwyn Humble, "The Rebels," Universal, 1979, Designed by Jean-Pierre Dorleac, The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design: Larry McQueen

Late last year I had the honor of receiving an invitation to a 1757 reenactment in March 2017 in Zeilitzheim. I knew I wanted a new saque fo...