Art nouveau costume
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More dresses inspired by Aphonse Mucha paintings Mucha Dresses
Dress made of slightly transparent (!) viscose crepe georgette, with belt and inspired by Alfons Mucha. It consists of three parts, dress, skirt and belt, which can also be combined independently. The material flows smoothly and flatters the body, regardless of figure. Belt color and pattern vary depending on dress color. If you have any special requests, please contact us. Unfortunately the color curry is permanently sold out. Size: Please refer to the size chart. The length is floor length…
Miss Phyllis Monkman : Actress, dancer and singer. She began as a teenager, achieving success in Butterflies (1908). After many appearances in revues, notably Bubbly (1917), and Tails Up! (1918). Monkman was one of the founders in 1921 of the 'Co-Optimists' 'pierrotic' concert party, in which she appeared on and off for several years with her husband, Laddie Cliff. Noël Coward cast her in his musical play Operette (1938), and Ivor Novello wrote a part for her in The Sunshine Sisters (1933).
Grecian / Art Nouveau dress with peacock references, with wedding dress colours. Also uploading the same dress with evening gown colours. Greco-Nouveau Dress - Wedding
The burnous, both in name and design, is of Arab origin, and describes a full, hooded cloak, often decorated with embroidery and tassels. It can also be spelled burnoose and bournouse. The burnous was introduced to Western fashion through the Spahi, the French calvary troops of from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco, whose uniforms included burnous. The Spahi began in the 1830s, and saw extensive action throughout the 19th century. This, combined with photographs of the Spahi troops in their…
NEW YORK CITY — Historic costume and textile auctions reveal much about two different streams of thought — one, having to do with the cyclical nature of fashion, may reveal where leading couture and fashion houses may take fashion next, and the other what collectors treasure most of our past.
1910's Fashion
