The best dressed pirate on the seven seas.
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“Bootylicious,” my review of Peter T. Leeson’s The Invisible Hook , appears in the 7 September 2009 issue of the New Yorker. As in the past, I’d like to offer on this blog s…
I finally found the pirate or gypsy inspired editorial that I had been looking for a while back when I did my original pirate fashion post: pirate-fashion. This editorial is from Elle Magazine 2001. I know it is not vintage but it is does have an other worldly old time look which is inspiring and fun to look at none the less. Here is some close ups of my favorite photos:
Since pirates are rarely seen without a cat, it’s only fitting to include them.
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Midguardian, aspiring SCA member who loves all things Marvel, Star Wars, Star Trek, Harry Potter, and historical.
Disguised as a boy from an early age, Mary Read became a notorious pirate and was considered just fierce and ruthless as her male counterparts.
This is a sewing pattern offering instructions for a women's costume. The pattern is uncut, factory folded, and in great condition. DETAILS: Lined coats have fitted bodice, princess seams, high collar, back band, slit, front extension with hook & eye closing and purchased lacing. A: Front tabs and cap sleeves. B: Peplum, three-piece long sleeves, stay, sleeve ruffles with stiffening and purchased trim. Loose-fitting, pullover top has bias neck binding, gathered scoop neckline and narrow hem. A: Long blouson sleeves and buttoned cuffs. B: Sleeveless. Seamed corset and belt (button trim) have purchased lacing. Designed for lightweight to medium-weight woven fabrics. FABRICS: Coat A, B, Contrast 1 B: Brocade, Velvet/Velveteen, Home Decor Fabrics. Top A, B, Contrast 2 B (Coat): Cotton/Cotton Blends. Corset A, Belt B: Brocade, Synthetic Leather. NOTIONS: Coat A, B: Ten 1/4" Opening Two Part Eyelets, 3 yds. of 1/4" Cord or Ribbon, Six 1/2" Hooks & Eyes. A: Ten 1/4" - 1/2" Beads. B: 3/8" - 5/8" Flexible Braid Trim or Ribbon: 3 yds. For Sizes 6-8-10; 31/2 yds. For Sizes 12-14-16-18-20-22 [Optional] 1/4" Shoulder Pads. Top A: Ten 3/8" - 1/2" Buttons. Top B: One Package of 1/2" Single-Fold Bias Tape. Corset A: Twelve 1/4" Opening Two Part Eyelets, 2 yds. of 1/4" Cord or Ribbon. Belt B: Six 1/4" Opening Two Part Eyelets, 11/2 yds. of 1/4" Cord or Ribbon, Eight 3/4" - 1" Buttons. SIZING: 6 to 14 Bust: 30.5 to 36 Waist: 23 to 28 Hips: 32.5 to 38 SIZING: 14 to 22 Bust: 36 to 44 Waist: 28 to 37 Hips: 38 to 46 All patterns come packed in bubble mailers for quality assurance. Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions!
O’Malley’s daring feats on the waves in the 16th century made her an Irish naval folk hero.
The best dressed pirate on the seven seas.
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The annual exhibition in Bishkek where cat owners gather to display their feline friends
The postcard has two postmarks. One is from Ekensund, Denmark and the other is from Brooklyn, NY. Feb. 25, 1909. The message is written in Danish.
The best dressed pirate on the seven seas.
