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B.A. Art history & History. Historic fashion, Haute couture, art, old ruins, churches, antiques, gardening & music fan... LLB student & seamstress. 🐝🐨
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Japan for the Western Market.
The Most Exquisite & Divine Dressing Gown, late 19th- early 20th c.
Silk plain weave with silk embroidery.
©️
@LACMA
#FashionHistory
#Covet
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316
1K
America.
Lovely Dress, c.1850.
Silk brocade, cotton/linen lace.
©️
@philamuseum
#Fashionhistory
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357
3K
Understated Evening Dress, 1886-87.
Bodice in blue-green silk woven w/ floral pattern, silk satin & lace.
©️
@JBCollection_uk
#FashionHistory
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285
2K
Knickers, 1920-39.
Handsewn, silk lace, silk chiffon. Ooh, la la!
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design.
#Lingerie
#FashionHistory
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102
684
British.
Dressing Gown, c.1825.
The fabric is made up of thousands of patchwork pieces cut from many different roller-printed cotton fabrics, then handstitched together. I cannot begin to imagine how long that labour of love took to create!
©️
@metmuseum
#Fashionhistory
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237
1K
British
Pretty Cape, c.1855
Silk moire, floral motif embroidered with silk thread
©️
@metmuseum
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297
1K
Dressing Gown, 1860-69
Printed cotton, velvet trim, buttons, lined in cotton.
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design.
#FashionHistory
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59
420
New York City.
Marie and Josephine Virfolet.
Stunning,Celestial Blue Ball Gown, 1867.
Silk satin (tulle was replaced c.1980). How I long to swish around a ballroom wearing this fab confection.
©
@AlbanyInstitute
#FashionHistory
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271
1K
San Diego.
Afternoon dress, c. 1897.
Silk brocade, velvet, chiffon. Made and worn by Ora Baily McCuthen, a concert pianist in San Diego.
📸 ©Suzanne Hansen.
San Diego History Centre.
#FashionHistory
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245
1K
Dress, 1886-87.
Silk and lace, trimmed with lace.
©️ The John Bright Collection.
#FashionHistory
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176
1K
Gorgeous Robe, 1883-87.
Printed silk, silk & metallic embroidery floss, silk taffeta & machine lace. Perfect for genteel lounging at home on a Sunday.
©
@FIDMMuseum
#FashionHistory
8
216
1K
America.
Charles James (1906-1978)
"L’Sylphide," 1937.
Ivory silk organza and satin, pink silk and faille, and grosgrain ribbon.
©️
@FIT
#Fashionhistory
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217
1K
Gorgeous Robe, 1885.
Printed silk, silk & metallic embroidery floss, silk taffeta & machine lace. A lovely interpretation of the wildly popular Japonisme
aesthetic movement.
© FIDM Museum & Galleries.
#FashionHistory
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178
1K
England.
Girl's dress, 1812-15.
White muslin embroidered from the hem with a floral design in coloured wool.
©
@V_and_A
#FashionHistory
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169
1K
Jacket, 1870.
Silk velvet, jet bead frog closures, silk piping and cord open-work. Jet bead tassles, black wool Bedfordshire lace at jacket hem & 16 hook & eyes.
©️ The Hopkins Costume Trust
#FashionHistory
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181
1K
Paris.
Callot Soeurs.
Evening Dress, c.1922.
Worn by Winifred, Duchess of Portland.
Silk voile embroidered w/sequins,glass bugle beads; lace. Lamé petticoat,embroidered belt.
©
@V_and_A
#FashionHistory
#ArtDeco
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166
1K
St. Louis.
Girolamo Giuseffi (American, b.Italy, 1864–1934) for
G. Giuseffi Ladies' Tailoring Company.
Evening Dress, c.1912.
Silk satin, silk velvet, silk chiffon, silk netting, pearls, rhinestones, sequins.
©️
@NewfieldsToday
#FashionHistory
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191
997
Paris
Maison Rouff,
13 Boulevard Haussmann.
Evening Coat, 1895-1905
Silk, lace, rhinestones, tassles.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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Great Britain.
Court Dress with 11ft tulle train, 1860-65.
Silk and silk tulle decorated with hand and machine embroidery, ribbons and silk gauze.
©
@V_and_A
#FashionHistory
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159
988
1/2
Pretty Printed Dress, 1850.
Cotton, lace and buttons.
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design.
#FashionHistory
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137
999
Paris
Rouff,
13 Boulevard Haussmann.
The More is More Stupendous Evening Coat, 1895-1905.
Silk, silk lace, lace applique, silk tassles, silk mousseline, silk satin ribbons & furbelows!
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
#BelleEpoque
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181
995
Paris
Callot Soeurs.
Evening Dress, 1907.
Turquoise silk moiré, turquoise cotton moiré, orange/gold silk crêpe, orange tulle, turquoise/gold silk cotton floss, turquoise/gold silk ribbon cord, beading.
Worn by Marjorie Merriweather Post.
©️ Hillwood Estate.
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158
954
English.
Alexander McQueen.
Evening dress, Fall/Winter 2008-2009.
"The Girl Who Lived in a Tree" Collection.
Silk lace, silk organza & silk tulle.
© FIDM Museum & Galleries.
#FashionHistory
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154
916
Maternity or Laying-in Gown, 1888.
Cotton, ribbon work embroidery of daisies & flowers, embroidered stems & leaves. Lined in cotton.
©️ UNT College of Visual Arts & Designs.
#Fashionhistory
8
167
885
Russia.
Splendid Court Robe, c.1900.
silk, metallic threads and paillettes.
©️
@metmuseum
#FAshionhistory
#Christmas2023
🎄
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174
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Pretty Dress with Cape, c. 1840s
Rose silk faille.
Originally made in the 1830s &altered in the 1840s. The skirt was lengthened & padding added in the bodice's back to disguise the wearer's scoliosis.
©️
@MDHistory
#FashionHistory
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129
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Paris
Mme. Chamas,
66 rue des Petits Champs.
Day Dress, c.1890.
©️ Kent State University Musuem.
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137
860
French
Dinner Dress, 1890-95.
silk, linen, rhinestones, Rococo inspired embroidery.
©️
@metmuseum
#Fashionhistory
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171
850
Lyon, France.
Coat & Dress, 1867-68.
Luxuriantly gold embroidered silk velvet, gold thread lace. Very glam!
Height: 169 cm
Length: 160 cm.
©️
@madparisfr
/ jean tholance.
#Fashionhistory
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146
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Paris.
doucet.
"Les Hortensias Bleus," 1896- 1996.
Tulle, Silk, Cabochon, Paillette.
Owned by Madame Joseph de La Ville le Roulx.
©️ Palais Galliera.
#Fashionhistory
#BelleEpoque
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150
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Paris
Laboudt & Robina,
24 Rue du Quatre Septembre.
Elegant Gown, 1895.
The silk with a crescent design was made in China in 1888 and then incorporated it this fabulous gown. Silk velvet, silk brocade.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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135
818
Boston.
Evening Dress, c.1887
Silk velvet with silk plain weave lining.
Made for Louise Pomeroy Inches, of Boston (d. 1933).
©️
@mfaboston
#Fashionhistory
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American or French.
Ball Gown, c.1858.
Silk plain weave (taffeta), machine net (tulle) and silk bobbin lace; trimmed with silk ribbon, embroidered silk net, and silk flowers.
©️
@mfaboston
#FashionHistory
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American.
Possibly a young woman's dress, mid 18th c.
Linen with the most exquisite & delightful wool embroidery. It's condition & brightness belies its age. Lovely.
©
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
#Embroidery
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Probably American.
Wool Sweater, 1895.
'This very early sportswear sweater combines the aesthetics of fashionable dress through its large gigot sleeves and overall silhouette with the informal sportiness inherent in any knit fabric.'
©
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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England.
Dress, 1805-10.
Ivory silk plain weave with multicolored silk embroidery in padded satin, buttonhole, and whipped running stitches and French knots.
©️
@philamuseum
#FashionHistory
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Pretty Peignor, c.1900.
Pink batiste and white lace peignoir, pink and white lace.
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design.
#FashionHistory
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Beautiful Wedding Dress, c.1910.
Silk and lace.
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design.
#FashionHistory
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Paris
Maison Clergeat.
Evening Dress, 1898-1900.
Silk satin Charmeuse, wool embroidery, paillettes, lace, mousseline, taffeta lining.
©️
@madparisfr
#fashionhistory
#BelleEpoque
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Dress or Chemise, 1790-1800.
Cotton, embroidery, gold thread.
©️
@PalaisGalliera
#FashionHistory
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108
766
England.
Splendid Cape, c.1900.
"Silk velvet w/self coloured curvilinear pattern in jets; ruched satin; cord embroidery. The edges are trimmed with gathered satin ribbon." I would wear this, oh yes.
©
@V_and_A
#FashionHistory
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Paris,
fabric manufacturer Bianchini-Férier for
Bianchini et cie.
Evening Cape, c.1890.
Silk velvet, embroidered with gray beads, lined with pink and yellow moire satin pekin.
©️
@PalaisGalliera
#FashionHistory
#BelleEpoque
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Splendid Bodice with Great Sleeves, 1836-40.
Beautiful Burgundy Silk Satin.
© Goldstein Museum
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Muslin woven in Bengal, India.
Main body embroidered in India.
Floral motifs & 'white-work' embroidery: Ayrshire, Scotland.
Lovely, ethereal dress, 1822-24.
Given to the V&A by H.M Queen Mary.
©
@V_and_A
#FashionHistory
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100
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France.
Madam Chabaud.
Gorgeous Dress, c.1855.
Silk taffeta, passementerie.
Floral motifs of hydrangeas, roses, chrysanthemums, daisies and volubilis.
©️ Palais Galliera
#FashionHistory
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143
731
Charming Wedding Gown, 1895.
Silk organdy, completely lined with stayed, fine white cambric. Embroidered net, & wide heavy satin ribbon girdle with bow.
© Goldstein Museum of Design.
#FashionHistory
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127
725
Paris
Maison Clergeat.
Evening Dress, 1898-1900.
Silk satin Charmeuse, wool embroidery, lace ,muslin, taffeta lining.
©️
@madparisfr
#FashionHistory
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132
711
Cape, late 1890s.
Silk velvet with embroidery and applique work, sequins.
©️
@JBCollection_uk
#FashionHistory
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119
713
Japan.
Iida & Co. /Takashimaya, (est. 1831)
Kyoto, Tokyo, Yokohama.
Exquisite Coat, c.1900.
Silk with an incredibly fine, embroidered peacock & lovely frogging closures.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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133
706
England.
Madam Percy.
Lovely Dress, c.1910.
Aqua silk satin with cream embroidery, net and black velvet.
©️
@FIT
#Fashionhistory
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113
706
Christian Dior.
Dress, c.1950.
Blue silk chiffon and ivory silk organza.
©️
@museumatFIT
#FashionHistory
@Dior
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70
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Exquisite Evening Dress, 1909-10.
Silk chiffon; silk satin under dress, self-ruffle at hem, satin waist girdle, short kimono sleeves, trimmed with crystal beading in Greek key design and fringe, chiffon rosette over beaded design.
© Goldstein Museum of Design.
#Fashionhistory
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125
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British.
Silk cape with the sweetest embroidery, 1795-1800.
Grasshoppers and trees, bees and their hives, even a hammock. Just so pretty.
©
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
#Embroidery
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102
690
Paris
Charles Worth
House of Worth,
7 rue de la Paix.
Afternoon Dress, c.1889.
Silk velvet, lace, metallic lace 'bolero', frogging, silk satin, silk chiffon.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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96
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American
Fabulous jacket, c.1895.
It appears to possibly be made of a jet beaded crocheted silk net with heavy passementerie trim, silk taffeta puff sleeves and lace trim.
The photos aren't that clear but I know Iove it!
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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109
694
Lovely Afternoon Dress, c.1911.
Cotton batiste, net yoke. Heavily embroidered with cut work on upper blouse, lower half of skirt and sleeve, chiffon trim and lace.
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design
#FashionHistory
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94
691
Dress, 1810-15.
Cotton muslin, silver thread embroidery.
Frances Billopp (1796-1863) wore this dress during her marriage to Reverend William Edward Wyatt, the rector of Old St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Baltimore.
Waist: 24.25 inches.
©️
@MDHistory
#FashionHistory
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New York
Fox,
53 East 34th St.
Chic Dress, 1896-99.
Wool crepe, silk satin, lace jabot, ribbon embroidery.
The Fox house was very exclusive. It was estb by 4 Fox sisters. They didn't advertise, relying on their wealthy clients to recommend them.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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106
685
France
Peignoir, 1860-69.
Linen, machine lace inspired by Valenciennes lace, embroidery.
©️
@madparisfr
#FashionHistory
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146
678
American.
Afternoon Dress, 1910-14.
Silk & lace.
Worn by Marjorie Merriweather Post.
©️ Hillwood Estate Musuem/ Renee Comet.
#FashionHistory
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103
679
A Delightful Confection with two Bodices, 1870-72.
Silk gaze de Chambéry ( gauze from Chambéry, France).
© Les Arts Décoratifs/ Jean Tholance
#Fashionhistory
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126
675
Paris
Mme. Roger.
EVening Dress, c.1865.
Silk plain weave (faille) and satin, trimmed with silk satin ribbon, net, and silk lace. length approx 152 cm.
Worn by Fanny Crowninshield, (Mrs. John Quincy Adams II), (1839 - 1911) of Boston.
©️
@mfaboston
#FashionHistory
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129
673
Paris
Charles Worth for
House of Worth.
7 Rue de la Paix.
Silk Afternoon Dress, c.1875.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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102
676
France.
Glorious Sapphire Blue Evening Dress,c. 1865.
Silk satin & glass beads.
©️
@cincyartmuseum
#Fashionhistory
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98
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Paris.
House of Worth (Charles Frederick Worth 1825-1895)
7 Rue de la Paix.
Very smart visiting dress, c.1873.
Silk faille and silk taffeta trimmed with steel beads.
©
@AlbanyInstitute
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126
656
Charles James ( 1906-1978)
Sculptural Evening Gown, 1955
Silk; cut velvet, satin, taffeta.
@risd
#Fashionhistory
8
97
668
America.
Pretty Dress, 1885.
Wool twill weave with wool and silk embroidery in long and short, satin, stem, and straight stitches and French knots; silk twill weave; lace.
©️
@philamuseum
#FashionHistory
5
103
656
New York.
Mrs. Dunstan (American, active 1891–1913)
Evening Dress, 1907.
Ivory silk satin with silk tulle, lace, tulle appliqué, rhinestones, and sequins; floss silk, silk chenille, and metallic thread embroidery.
©️
@philamuseum
#FashionHistory
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87
651
American
Reception Dress, 1890
This dramatic oufit has heavy beading, probably jet & paillettes. Silk velvet, silk satin, lace jabot.
The dress has Elizabethen inspired sleeves and the collar on the capelet. Love!
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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104
619
England.
Madame Percy.
Dress, c.1910.
Aqua silk satin with cream embroidery, net and black velvet.
©
@museumatFIT
#FashionHistory
13
87
648
Evening Dress, c.1903.
Worn by Majorie Merriweather Post at her Sweet Sixteen birthday party, Washington D.C.
White spotted tulle, ivory silk taffeta, cream silk velvet, coral beads, clear rhinestones.
©️ Hillwood Hills Museum
#FashionHistory
3
103
650
France.
Dinner Dress, 1890-95.
Silk, linen, lace applique, rhinestones.
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
1
122
656
Eastern European
Cape, 1863-67
Wool, gold soutache, gold braid trim, silk fringe.
©️
@metmuseum
#FashionHistory
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118
653
Charles Frederick Worth (British, active in France, 1825 - 1895)
Tea Gown/ Afternoon Dress, 1890-95.
Silk brocaded satin with a fitted and boned bodice.
©️
@ROMtoronto
#FashionHistory
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Designed: Christian Dior;
Made in the atelier flou by Hélène;
Textile probably by Coudurier, Fructus, Descher.
'Zémire' : Autumn Winter, 1955-1956,
Y Collection.
Silk faille.
©️
@ROMtoronto
@Dior
📸©️ Laziz Hamani.
#FashionHistory
7
103
635
England.
A Most Agreeable & Beautiful Wedding Dress, 1841.
"Cream figured silk satin, silk buttons and puffs of net. The bodice is lined with grey silk, the skirt is lined with grey cotton."
Worth zooming in for the details *sigh*
©
@V_and_A
#Fashionhistory
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99
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Paris.
Auguest & Emile Poussineau for
Maison Félix.
Reception gown, 1893-95.
Silk velvet, silk satin, silk netting, silk embroidery floss & jet.
© FIDM Museum & GAlleries
#FashionHistory
4
69
625
Pretty Summer Dress, late 1860s.
Cotton and linen, trimmed with lace.
©️
@JBCollection_uk
#FashionHistory
2
102
635
Textile possibly made in Scotland
Dress made in America.
Lovely Floaty Summer Dress, 1868-72.
Roller printed tabby muslin with motif of mauve Scottish thistles. Printed muslin was a specialty of printer works.
@ROMtoronto
#FashionHistory
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627
Pretty Ball Gown, c. 1865.
Silk mousseline, silk Pékin (originated in Peking, now Beijing) this luxury silk has a lustrous, soft feel which drapes well) & silk faille.
©️
@PalaisGalliera
#FashionHistory
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101
624
Gorgeous Ball Gown, c.1868.
Gold silk taffeta ball gown; floral motifs embroidered with blue, lavender, royal purple, gold, orange, pale green &dark green silk thread. Trimmed with silk-net lace.
©️
@MDHistory
#FashionHistory
1
104
630
Paris.
Charles Worth.
Imperial Russian Court Dress, c.1888.
Silk velvet, silver lamé moiré, embroidered w/glass crystals, sequins, silver & strips.
Worn by Princess Maria Maximilianova Romanovskya of Leuchtenberg (1841-1914).
©️
@NewfieldsToday
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117
622
Paris
Charles Worth for
Maison Worth,
7 rue de la Paix.
Lovely Evening Gown, c. 1882.
Silk satin, silk chiffon, net, silk flowers.
©️
@metmuseum
#Fashionhistory
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106
619
American
Shimmering Ball Gown, 1890-95.
Silk lace over dress embroidered with sequins & pailettes, silk satin, lace and silk velvet.
©️
@metmuseum
#Fashionhistory
0
113
626
England.
Dress of muslin, c.1812-15.
The munificence of embroidery is beautiful. ©
@V_and_A
#FashionHistory
#JaneAusten
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82
613
Charming Dress, 1848-55.
White batiste organdy, bodice lined, very full skirt, tiny crocheted buttons, pink roses, broderie anglaise trim.
©️ Goldstein Museum of Design.
#Fashionhistory
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81
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Gorgeous Cape, late 1890s.
No details given though I'm assuming it's made of silk velvet with embroidery & lace applique.
©️ The John Bright Collection, London.
#FashionHistory
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France
Pierre Balmain
Evening Dress & Coat, haute couture, 1952.❤️🔥
Silk dress and coat. Many, many, sequins.
Dress length: 155 cm, waist: 60 cm.
©️
@madparisfr
#FashionHistory
#HauteCouture
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95
616
Pretty Evening Dress, 1820s.
Blue and green silk gauze with feather design woven into fabric. Silk satin rouleaux trim.
©️
@MDHistory
#FashionHistory
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96
619
Evening Dress, 1905.
Silk, silk mousseline, silk tulle embroidered, paillettes, rhinestones & pearls.
©️ Palais Galliera, Paris.
#FashionHistory
#Christmas2023
🎄
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