Edwardian fashion
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Fashionable Capes for Spring and Summer Wear
The current fashion of Capes and Mantles differ from their predecessors, principally in the length and fullness worn; attention being directed more to the trimming and braiding, of which there are …
the POWER of Paul Poiret
"My wife is the inspiration for my creations, she is the expression of all my ideals," Poiret said. For those who may need a lesson on artist-genius-dressmaker Paul Poiret...Laird Borrelli from Style.com has your cliffnotes. Poiret was the wizard of...
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Woman's blouse, ivory-coloured English, 1890s Designed by Liberty & Co., English DIMENSIONS Height x width (bust): 26 in. (66 cm) Height x width (waist): 23 in. (58.4 cm) MEDIUM OR TECHNIQUE Silk ACCESSION NUMBER 2006.1180 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Cycling suit | American | The Met
A past time originally dominated by men, bicycling became more acceptable for women after Queen Victoria bought bicycles for her daughters. By the 1890s, clothing to be worn while participating in the activity was being produced
Ye Olde Fashion
I would like to take this opportunity to thank savanna for reccing (is that how you spell that?) me to the tumblr directory. Thank you savanna, you are awesome! If anyone else would be interested in...
The Me I Saw
A mixture between my two loves: Antique and vintage fashion, and comedian George Carlin.
You Had Me at Downton
fyrobjamescollier: “ “That guy Ed Speleers has got really soft lips. If you’re going to kiss a man, let it be a beautiful man like Ed Speleers. I’m not going to demand a beautiful guy. I’d kiss ugly...
Peal & Co., Ltd. | Boots | British | The Met
Boy's Dress | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
Boy's dress and underdress, lawn with satin ribbon and silk, probably France, ca. 1900
Fashions From History
Dress Liberty & Co. 1890s FIDM Museum
LOT 660 BRITISH WOOL WALKING SUIT, 1911 - 1913. - whitakerauction
Off-white with broken black stripe, sleeveless dress having cotton bodice, dotted net high neck insert and lilac silk tie over wool panel, black half cummerbund, long skirt with pleated back floating panels, jacket with shaped lapel and deep cuff with faux buttons, self belt, trimmed with black silk. B-38, W-30, H-38, dress L-55. (Light soil, tears to net, faint underarm stains, few spots) good. $540
Sweater | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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London Street Style 100 Years Ago | Hint Fashion Magazine
London photographer Edward Linley Sambourne, the Bill Cunningham of his day, captured everyday street style around the turn of the 20th century. He took these photographs on the streets of Kensington, near his home in 18 Stafford Terrace, now a museum.