Marie Sophie in Bayern, later Queen of the Two Sicilies. Mids 1850s.
Womens Dresses from 1850's to 1880's. About 1/10 of the photo's from a disc I bought at a Civil War Re-enactment
Womens Dresses from 1850's to 1880's. About 1/10 of the photo's from a disc I bought at a Civil War Re-enactment
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Ever since I discovered the Great Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco, attending (or working) the fair has been an annual Christmas tradition. Nothing sets me up for the Christmas spirit like wandering the streets of London in 1840s-1850s clothing, admiring handmade gifts, sampling meat pies, drinking hot buttered rum, singing carols, dancing at Fezziwig's
As Easter is traditionally a time for bonnets I though I'd dedicate this post to bonnets of one of my favourite eras - the 1850s. Sometimes it can be difficult to know how to trim a blank bonnet form, so these images focus on the details of bonnet decoration from original items, photographs and fashion plates. Enjoy! :) Corduroy Bonnet - Henry Ford Collection Satin Beauty - Mirror Image Gallery Silk Taffeta late 1850s - LACMA c.1850 - Mirror Image Gallery Petersons Magazine 1855 1850s drawn bonnet - Henry Ford Costume Collection Woman in Flowered Bonnet - MET collection Straw bonnet 1856 - MET Collection 1850s straw bonnet - MFA Collection Petersons Magazine 1858 Ambrotype by William Edward Kilburn - National Media Museum Cotton and wool bonnet 1850-59 - MET collection Straw bonnet - MFA collection Woman in a bonnet with flowers - Cosmorochester collects New Monthly Belle 1851 1850s straw and horsehair bonnet - MET collection Possibly Mrs Haggerty, sister of Mathew Brady - LOC collection Pretty victorian in bonnet - Mirror Image Gallery French bonnet c.1850 - MFA collection Arthurs magazine 1854 Mrs Cora Vail 1854 - Missouri History Museum Lady in furs and bonnet by Plumbe - Mirror Image Gallery Ribbon detail, French bonnet c.1850 - MFA collection Ribbon detail, Straw bonnet 1856 - MET collection Aunt of Franz Friedrich - MET collection Victorian beauty - Mirror Image Gallery
This print is from a vintage godey's bk. In the Fifties Hoops Displaced Crinoline & it is entitled 'Will He Never Come?'
Dagmar wearing crinoline dress color portrait | Grand Ladies |
Womens Dresses from 1850's to 1880's. About 1/10 of the photo's from a disc I bought at a Civil War Re-enactment
Only for costumer order NOT READY TO WEAR dress 1850, suitable for a morning walk in the park or an afternoon tea with friends. embroidered silk organza dress. wide skirt with flounces alternating with pleated tulle. bodice with long sleeves and embossing on the front of the bodice. lace collar and silk bow. belt and knuckles complete the dressing. It can be realized in any size and color. It made entirely with artisan method. Warning: the crinoline is not included in the price. pay attention, before purchasing please contact me to check availability of fabric and processing time. Made in Italy, and remembers "Italians do it better"
Ever since I discovered the Great Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco, attending (or working) the fair has been an annual Christmas tradition. Nothing sets me up for the Christmas spirit like wandering the streets of London in 1840s-1850s clothing, admiring handmade gifts, sampling meat pies, drinking hot buttered rum, singing carols, dancing at Fezziwig's
ca. 1850 Portrait of a Young Lady by Grahl 1850 Lady Einsle 1850s Marie Amalie, Princess of Baden 1851 Antonietta Tarsis Basilico 1851 Madame Marie-Clotilde-Ins Moitessier by Ingres 1851 Portrait of a Lady Queen Victoria and Wellington Arriving…
What are your numbers? Just in case you’re curious: these are my measurements. This set of measurements is 100% natural, sans support garments. Any corsets, bras, or girdles I don will alter …
ca. 1850 Portrait of a Young Lady by Grahl 1850 Lady Einsle 1850s Marie Amalie, Princess of Baden 1851 Antonietta Tarsis Basilico 1851 Madame Marie-Clotilde-Ins Moitessier by Ingres 1851 Portrait of a Lady Queen Victoria and Wellington Arriving…
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Only for costumer order NOT READY TO WEAR dress 1850, suitable for a morning walk in the park or an afternoon tea with friends. embroidered silk organza dress. wide skirt with flounces alternating with pleated tulle. bodice with long sleeves and embossing on the front of the bodice. lace collar and silk bow. belt and knuckles complete the dressing. It can be realized in any size and color. It made entirely with artisan method. Warning: the crinoline is not included in the price. pay attention, before purchasing please contact me to check availability of fabric and processing time. Made in Italy, and remembers "Italians do it better"
Victorian hairstyles spanned the 1840s to 1890s. Each decade had a certain style for the wealthy classes involving hair parts, braids+, rolls, buns, and decorative accessories. Victorian hair after the 1850s was an elaborate arrangement of real and fake hair, requiring the assistance of a lady's maid or female family member. The following is a
Victorian hairstyles spanned the 1840s to 1890s. Each decade had a certain style for the wealthy classes involving hair parts, braids+, rolls, buns, and decorative accessories. Victorian hair after the 1850s was an elaborate arrangement of real and fake hair, requiring the assistance of a lady's maid or female family member. The following is a
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Day dress with bodice, skirt and mantle of silk plush, Great Britain, 1855-1857.
Children’s clothing evolved as time went by during the Victorian era. Many of these styles mirrored the adult styles of the day to some extent. Small girls wore crinoline petticoats like their mothers. There was a significant difference between the clothes worn by girls and their mothers. The length of the skirts worn by little girls was short than their mothers. Around the age of 16 a girls skirt would be full length down to the ankles just like their mothers. In fact, by this time the well to do young ladies would be dressing in the same fashion as adults. Until the late 1800’s girls were still wearing corsets. Below is a collection of 37 vintage portraits of beautiful teenage girls from the Victorian era.
Only for costumer order NOT READY TO WEAR dress 1850, suitable for a morning walk in the park or an afternoon tea with friends. embroidered silk organza dress. wide skirt with flounces alternating with pleated tulle. bodice with long sleeves and embossing on the front of the bodice. lace collar and silk bow. belt and knuckles complete the dressing. It can be realized in any size and color. It made entirely with artisan method. Warning: the crinoline is not included in the price. pay attention, before purchasing please contact me to check availability of fabric and processing time. Made in Italy, and remembers "Italians do it better"
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Victorian hairstyles spanned the 1840s to 1890s. Each decade had a certain style for the wealthy classes involving hair parts, braids+, rolls, buns, and decorative accessories. Victorian hair after the 1850s was an elaborate arrangement of real and fake hair, requiring the assistance of a lady's maid or female family member. The following is a
