19th century dress
Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for 19th century dress. Get inspired and try out new things.
Costume I designed and constructed. Unfortunately it's a scan, so the quality is not that good.
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…
The history of the wedding dress is shorter than the history of weddings, and even shorter still than the history of marriage.
1850-60 (from www.vintagetextile.com. Find more on website) The picture below the parasol is of a flounced taffeta and Chiné silk day dress, c.1860. The lining is stamped “Biddeford, Maine. …
Discover the allure of the 1770s with our authentic pre-washed linen dress in a captivating rust orange shade. This exquisite garment is perfect for history enthusiasts and costume collectors who appreciate the beauty and elegance of the era. A truly remarkable gift that captures the spirit of the past. Transport yourself to the elegant 18th century with our LOUISE 18th-Century Dress in Rust Orange Linen. This meticulously crafted replica of the iconic "English dress" embodies the fashion…
Wladyslaw Czachorski (1850-1911) ~ A lady in a lilac dress with flowers, 1903 Oil on canvas - National Museum, Warsaw Władysław Czachórski was a Polish painter in the Academic style.
1855: Véra Boréa. "The unique style of this dress, representing the year 1855, was taken from one launched by Empress Eugénie during her trips to the Pyrenees Mountains. The skirt is lopped up by tabs from the underskirt. The shoes are particular highlights of this ensemble, featuring incredible care and minute detail." 1863: Weill 1866: Marcelle Chaumont. "The inspiration for this doll came from a painting by Winterhalter. Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805-1873) was a German painter best-known…
1900 Evening dress
