Robe longue tunique, à large encolure ronde et manches 3/4 en mousseline imprimée façon Liberty de d'un semis de fruits et de feuilles stylisés sur fond noir et large bande bleu nuit à l'ourlet. Liens décoratifs noués aux épaules. Petit volant à la tête de manches. Empiècement arrondi autour de l'encolure, reserve de couture à l'extérieur, d'où partent 2 panneaux flottants
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Historical author Joanna Maitland looks at the classical Regency gown and how it was made. Was it as simple as it looked? Plus eye candy for costume enthusiasts.
Can you believe it has been half a year already? When I decided to leave the blogging part of my life to graduate, I thought I would be back with you after a much shorter while. Now, six months later, I am still working on the master's thesis, hoping to finish it this month at…
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NEW UPDATE: June 22, 2013 -- I have created a pattern for this gown (finally) which is available for sale. The pattern is $8.50 -- it c...
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Period men's tail coats for Les Miserables
Original Gown This Danish wedding gown has long been of interest to me, and this week I received the fabric that I'd had custom embro...
Walking you through how I sewed a Regency-inspired linen summer dress from a self-drafted pattern.
It’s almost time for the GBACG At home with Josephine at Malmaison event at the Bellvue Club. I actually purchased a costume to wear to this Regency event, a few weeks back at the GBACG Bazaar. Turns out the costume I purchased was worn in a BBC costume drama of some sort. More on that later. But for my event, I needed a petticoat to wear under the dress, that would smooth out the bust area, because my stays made it look a bit lumpy. I think that’s also, ahem, in part because the costume is a tad bit small in that area. I’ve since moved a bunch of hooks and eyes and made it a bit bigger, but have yet to try them on together. I’m still somewhat undecided if I’ll wear it to the event or instead make a gown that is more of an evening gown. depends on time really and if there is enough of it before the event.
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