Historical clothing

Made this to be a drawing aid for those wishing to draw 18th century women's clothes without doing a study. Part three of three Women's Clothes Part 3

While a lot of people spend a lot of time developing their personal style, few can say they have medieval dresses hanging in their closet. YouTuber Bernadette Banner has more than just a few. Furthermore, she’s made all of them by hand. “I study the history of dress through practical experimentation and reconstruction, exploring historical eras preceding the introduction of the electric sewing machine because technology is weird,” she says.

Step into the allure of the Renaissance with our meticulously curated Renaissance Costume. Embrace authenticity with our side-lacing sleeveless kirtle in cherry red linen, complemented by a white linen chemise featuring a square neckline. The white linen underskirt adds a touch of elegance to your look, and the optional natural undyed apron completes the ensemble. Perfect for historical events and Renaissance impressions, this ensemble captures the timeless spirit of the era with…

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After looking back, it’s time to look ahead! As usual, my most concrete plans have to do with events, and everything else is a bit less defined. Firstly, 1895! I’ll be going to Bath in …

A fashion exhibition inspired by classic tales of enchantment and transformation

This looks very comfortable and its opulence is worthy of a Tsaritsa. The bands of trim of the dress and coat match.

Dress: ca. mid 17th century, Italian/Hungarian, cambric, broad lace, metal work; embroidery, presumably from the wardrobe of Orsolya Esterházy. www.pinterest.com/pin/157837161916444214/

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I have been thinking a lot about foundation garments lately. Or, more specifically, the idea of false silhouettes and how the under-st...