Lauren Deutschさんのイラストまとめ

The one above was sold at Whicker's Auction for $2,000-3,000. Here are some of the other versions. In order they are from Kyoto Costume Institute, Philadelphia Art Museum, Minnesota Historical Society, and LACMA #FashionHistory

This week's #MerriweatherMonday is Marjorie's amazing silk bias cut evening gown, which she wore for her 1934 portrait by Frank Salisbury. She wore it with a velvet red drape with fox fur, paired it with a ruby and diamond clip and matching Cartier bracelets. #FashionHistory

Today's #ootd is Grand Duchess Maria Georgievna's costume to the 1903 Boyar Ball. She went as a "peasant" from 17th-century Torzhok. The outfit combines three floral patterns that are very different and yet are beautiful together. The душегрея (jacket) is my fav. #FashionHistory

This week's #TsarinaSaturday is one of my favorites, the 1870-80 court dress of Maria Feodorovna (although only a grand duchess at the time). It really is a fairy tale princess dress! Here is a portrait of her in a similar garment. @state_hermitage #fashionhistory

The classic lace. This one is shown here in a painting she commissioned from Simmie Knox (2000). She has worn it a few times throughout the years.

Just saw #RBG at the Supreme Court. She is not just a feminist icon, but a fashion icon. RBG's famous collars (jabots) challenged male-dominated culture. The Supreme Justice's robes were designed to show a man's tie, but RBG donned feminine neckwear. Here are some of her favs.

I listened to #DressFancy's episode on Harlequin and Pierrot and was clued into today's #ootd- "Harlequin d'eau argente" (silver water Harlequin) by John Galliano for Dior in spring 1998. Combining the whimsy and allure of the harlequin into an elegant ball gown. #FashionHistory

This week's #MerriweatherMonday is this 1903-05 evening dress by Jay's Limited in London. Marjorie went to London in 1902, at 15 years old, and was exposed to the height of European fashion. She wore this dress at a dance at the Naval Acadamy in Annapolis. #FashionHistory

Today's #ootd is this 1906 Day dress by Girolamo Guiseffi. The @NewfieldsToday writes that appliqued flowers are either peonies or plum blossoms and are in an Art Nouveau style. All the tucking and ruching (see close up) also make this a very expensive dress. #FashionHistory

Today's #ootd is this 1897 evening dress by Maggie Rouff. She was a French fashion designer who was known for her unique and feminine designs. She liked to bring attention to women's faces through interesting necklines and puffy sleeves like this dress here. #FashionHistory