Tuesday, May 15, 2012
victorian shoes 1880
LADY'S EMBROIDERED SILK HIGH BACK SHOES with LACES, 1880's. Taupe faille with Louis heel and rounded square toe having pastel silk floral embroidery on toe, heel and counter with blue and pink silk bows, eight metal grommets, blue silk lining
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high neck gown 1902
PRINTED SILK HIGH NECK GOWN, c. 1902. 2-piece with blue and white abstract printed and tucked silk panels with bands of scrolling floral cream lace, boned long sleeve bodice with ruffle at elbow, slightly trained skirt, lined in cream silk with hem ruffle
polonaise dress 1880
http://www.whitakerauction.com PRINTED COTTON POLONAISE DRESS, 1880's. Cream with repeat of brown grape clusters, unboned pannier bodice with pleated ruffle to yoke and cuff, brown trim bands, back buttons, lace hem trim, under skirt with double row of hem pleats.
bustle dress 1870
UNUSUAL EMBROIDERED LINEN BUSTLE DRESS, 1870's. 3-piece tan linen with lavish tambour decoration in brown and white wool, trimmed with pleated ruffles having brown and white border, jacket with faux self buttons and two ruffled patch pockets on back, embroidered outer skirt, under skirt with wide pleated ruffle
victorian robe
LADY'S PRINTED WOOL ROBE with TAFFETA TRIM, 1850's. Mushroom wool with floral swags and flowering branches in red, pink, green, blue and white, having collared sleeve, cuff, yoke and front panel in plaid taffeta, red silk frogs to hem, back set-in waist with back drawstring, polished cotton lining
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Cravat and neckstock
neckcloth
Neckcloth 1800-1850, 40,6 cm link
Neckcloth 19th century, linnen, link
1840-1850, silk and paper, 68,6 cm, link
1830, silk and metal, link
1835, silk and metal
This is an elegant example of a stock, the standard neckwear for men in the early 19th century, to be worn over the high stand collar of the shirt. The styles of the 1830s were prescribed by fashionable dandies, such as Alfred Guillaume Gabriel, Count D'Orsay (1801-1852), a French emigrant who had relocated to England in 1829, and influenced artists and writers in wit and dress. The crisp and complete stock with a tailored bow was essential in fashionable formal dress. link
Neckcloth 19th century, linnen, link
1840-1850, silk and paper, 68,6 cm, link
1830, silk and metal, link
1835, silk and metal
This is an elegant example of a stock, the standard neckwear for men in the early 19th century, to be worn over the high stand collar of the shirt. The styles of the 1830s were prescribed by fashionable dandies, such as Alfred Guillaume Gabriel, Count D'Orsay (1801-1852), a French emigrant who had relocated to England in 1829, and influenced artists and writers in wit and dress. The crisp and complete stock with a tailored bow was essential in fashionable formal dress. link
Sunday, April 22, 2012
elf fantasy fair 2012
Het was zaterdag echt een super leuke dag!!..Even de regenbuien wegdenken!!..Ontzettend veel kraamjes, snuisterijen, wapens, heerlijk eten. En wat een mensen en creativiteit. Weer enorm geiinspireerd geraakt voor volgend jaar..Wordt steampunk denk ik..
Saturday, April 21, 2012
simplicity 9887
Gisteren naar de Elf Fantasy Fair geweest..Nick wilde graag als Elf..Ik heb voor hem een zwarte cape gemaakt (simplicity 9887). Het model was makkelijk te maken en het zit goed..Na meten dacht ik dat hij wel de XS zou passen..maar toch wel groot uitgevallen..dus mouwen en lengte aangepast. De bruine cape is gewoon een cirkel met ruimte voor zijn hoofd..Had nog knopen over die ik ooit bij een spijkerbroek gekregen heb..En natuurlijk elven oren!!
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
belle epoch gown 1911
LUCILE SILK and METALLIC LACE BELLE EPOCH GOWN, Winter 1911. Trained royal purple charmeuse with short sleeve wrap bodice of gold metallic lace under purple net trimmed with gold fringe and silk flowers, draped hobble skirt with ruffled chiffon side panels heavily appliqued in metallic gold, open at front hem with tassel over chiffon insert, demi-train. http://www.whitakerauction.com
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
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