Brielle uses Arnel to make you the best-dressed passenger aloft.
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1940's Girl with car.
From the seller: A charming 1860’s green and white plaid printed cotton polonaise style bodice. The bodice has full pagoda style sleeves. It has a wide shawl style collar and a small green cotton print collar. The collar and sleeves are trimmed with black velvet ribbon and green silk fringe. The sides of the skirt are gathered up on each side. The bodice is lined with cotton and has a front button closure. The bodice is in very good condition. There is some slight underarm discoloration mostly to the inside lining. Bust 32 Waist 24. From Me: The bodice itself is very indicative of the early 1860's however the skirt, I think, was added later as the style changed after the American Civil War.
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Having children is wonderful. Being pregnant, not so wonderful. Trying to dress vintage while being pregnant or nursing... challenging. Vintage maternity clothes have a limited history. Being pregnant was a taboo subject, and nursing your own child was out of fashion by the 1950s (only 20% of mothers breast-fed their babies). As soon as a
You can barely tell this cutie is wearing saddle shoes with the lighting! Date on back by photofinisher 1942
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18th C STYLE FANCY DRESS COAT, c. 1900. Photos used with permission from Whitaker Auction House. http://www.whitakerauction.com
For Mom's 1863 Dress, I found a dress from the MET that will look fabulous on her! I also found in our stash fabrics that we can use for it!! Huzzah!!! Here it is! I love the purples and the fact that the bodice and skirt are different shades of purple. We only have 7 yards of the material for the skirt, so yeah for different materials in one dress!! Fabulous Purple MET dress The back is really pretty!! Mom's dress won't have the elliptical shape of this one as the cage crinoline is not elliptical. Mom's fabrics are very similar in color to the extant dress...but...the skirt in mom's will be the light purple and the bodice will be the darker wool. Close up of the texture of the light purple...the colors are wrong, but this gives you an idea of the fabrics! Can't wait to see this dress complete!! Mom will look fabulous!
Red tartan plaid floor-length dressing gown with front button closure, fitted upper body and full skirt; sloped shoulders, velvet buttons.
Teen fashion from 1969.
Man's doublet and breeches, 1630s, English; ivory silk satin with stamped and pinked decoration
Tunic “Sea Born” Flax linen tunic dress This flax linen tunic is based on simple, historical patterns and made to be pretty, comfortable, and universal to the medieval era. The “Sea Born” collection has a sense of wanderlust to it, for those who wish to wander misty coasts and dance through the waves of desolate, unnamed beaches. The designs, jewelry, and trims throughout the collection all have elements of the sea to tie them together. This dress is floor length and is slightly more fitted around the waist than a traditional tunic may have been, though it’s still close to early medieval tunics and dresses. The pattern is quite similar to a traditional Viking t-tunic, with gussets under the arms for movement and a few gores in the dress to give it a bit more volume without making it cumbersome. It has a scooped neckline that is neither high nor low and has lots of space in the underarm for movement and dancing. The sleeves are long and looser at the shoulder and more tapered at the wrist. The dress is embellished with fine details that make it truly ArmStreet quality, such as the wonderful trim that has been created by our artists. They took inspiration from the sea and waves, as well as Western European artwork to create the flowing pattern. The trim can be found around the neckline, wrists, and bottom hem of the dress. We have crafted this dress from 100% flax linen, which is a great all-weather fabric due to breathability, sweat-wicking properties in hot weather, and insulation in colder weather. It’s a natural textile and is still popular today for breezy, soft clothing. This dress has been expertly made and features strong, neat seams and nice finishing. Please note that while this listing is for the dress, there is also a belt available for purchase separately. To check how to measure yourself please click here. Please contact us if you have any additional questions.
Photos by Isaac J Ode Top by Zara, Chanel Boy Bag, Meem Al Essa Skirt, Gucci Shoes Hey dolls, how it going? Hope everyone is having …
Purple was one of the most fashionable—and versatile—colors of the Victorian era.
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This weekend, August 22-24, was the annual Civil War encampment at Cascades Park in Jackson, Michigan. The final event of Saturday evening was the grand ball. View On Black
Ensemble 1950s Mill Street Vintage
From the seller: Green silk plaid fancy bodice dating to the 1860s. Front hook and eye with silk covered buttons, lined with stays, fancy ruffles on sleeves. Museum deaccession with staining in arm pits and scattered age/storage marks. Chest measures 34" waist 22" length 14", sleeves 19". From Me: 1864 The black and white dress in the fashion plate above has similar sleeve trim placement. I'd put this at the tail end of the American Civil War.
