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1918 Fashion Woman1918 Fashion20’s FashionEarly 20th Century FashionFashion Through The Decades1910s Fashion1920 Fashion20th Century FashionLost Art"The Lost Art of Dress" Book Review"The Lost Art of Dress" by Linda Przybyszedwski, PHD I will refer to the kind Dr. as Dr. Pski hence forward. Dr. Pski is a professor at Notre Dame, noted historian, and a woman who loves to sew. Don't you just love that combination? She believes she is the only woman to present before the Supreme Court in an outfit of her own making. Our kind of woman, right? In this book she introduces us to the "Dress Doctors", a group made up of retailers, extension agents, home economists, writers and…
Summer Styles1917 Fashion Woman1917 Fashion10s Fashion1900s Fashion1910s FashionSummer FashionsFashion Forecasting20th Century FashionFashion Forecast: July 1917What was the well-dressed young woman wearing in July 1917? A lot of interesting things, as it turns out: there are several new trends in this month’s women’s magazines. First, this from McCall’s Magazine: the first set of patterns for war service-related clothing that I’ve run across: two nurses’ uniforms and two outfits for outdoor work, overalls, and a shorter skirt with bloomers to wear underneath: On a related note, in this month’s The Ladies’ World magazine is a two page spread on “the…
1917 Fashion10s Fashion1900's Fashion1900s Fashion1910s FashionColor ImagesHistorical FashionColour ImagesThe EndFashions with Peculiar Pockets, 1917I intended to write a nice, short blog post showing color images of clothing from January 1917, but I started to notice the many variations on pockets in women’s clothing from that year. At t…
CouturePatchworkEdwardian House Dress1920s House DressVintage House Dress Sewing Patterns1915 Dress1917 Fashion1916 FashionHouse Dress Pattern1915-1917 House DressI'm attempting a copy of this dress from "The Modern Priscilla" needlework magazine that was on the cover of February 1917. I'm pretty sure it's a house dress and I've found a couple of original patterns that look like they were elasticized at the waist? via CoPA My main inspiration is this 1914 "Ladies house Dress with sleeve in wrist or elbow length" Syndicate Pattern #47978. Unfortunately it doesn't have the diagram of pattern pieces to go off of. But it has the elbow length sleeves and…
Vintage Fashion Plates1910s Fashion Plates1920s Fashion Plates1917 Fashion1918 FashionEdwardian Fashion Plates1914 FashionEarly 20th Century Fashion10s FashionVintage Fashion Plates from 1914The July 1914 issue of McCall’s magazine coincided with the start of World War I. From this point on, there were many changes in women’s fashion as
Croquis1920s Uniform1910 Fashion WomenWw1 NurseNurses UniformNurse CapTime Clothes1910s FashionWomen's UniformsFashion Forecast: July 1917What was the well-dressed young woman wearing in July 1917? A lot of interesting things, as it turns out: there are several new trends in this month’s women’s magazines. First, this from McCall’s Magazine: the first set of patterns for war service-related clothing that I’ve run across: two nurses’ uniforms and two outfits for outdoor work, overalls, and a shorter skirt with bloomers to wear underneath: On a related note, in this month’s The Ladies’ World magazine is a two page spread on “the…
DirndlCouture1917 Fashion Woman1918 Fashion Woman1917 FashionSewing StylesEdwardian Gowns1920s WomenFashion TimelineFashion Forecast: July 1917What was the well-dressed young woman wearing in July 1917? A lot of interesting things, as it turns out: there are several new trends in this month’s women’s magazines. First, this from McCall’s Magazine: the first set of patterns for war service-related clothing that I’ve run across: two nurses’ uniforms and two outfits for outdoor work, overalls, and a shorter skirt with bloomers to wear underneath: On a related note, in this month’s The Ladies’ World magazine is a two page spread on “the…
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