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July 1852 plate of a fashionable mother, young son, and his nurse. Nice to see working class dress! #fashionhistory
Madeleine Morlet's early 1900s bodice is a close reproduction of late 18th C. style. By de la Gandara #fashionhistory
Lavish floral and lace trimmed 1855 moire gown. Looks like she's also wearing the same lace as a veil #fashionhistory
1785 fur trimmed court dress. The epitome of rococo opulence. I would love to see an extant version! #fashionhistory
The soft colors in this circa 1845 fashion plate give the scene such a calm and soothing vibe. #fashionhistory
Unusual pose for a fashion plate, but the empire era emphasized showing the body. ca 1811 via @LACMA. #fashionhistory
1896 Summer Fashions. Lovely, but can you imagine wearing so much fabric (and gloves!) in July? #fashionhistory
New post: Fashions for June 1831: http://t.co/wDrN3a3lbJ #fashionhistory
To pull off a look like this, you have to have serious attitude, and a serious love of pansies-c.1891 #fashionhistory
Fashion plates are often art, but I love when they provide such a complete scene like this ca. 1859. #fashionhistory
Circa 1845 fancy dress costumes. Love the sailor! #fashionhistory
Great fashion plate showing generational differences in style post-revolution. #fashionhistory
Wonderful #equestrian style fashion plate from 1842. #fashionhistory #victorian
Such a unique fashion plate from 1831- #Archery dresses! #fashionhistory
Lovely 1879 fashion plate of afternoon dresses. #victorian #fashionhistory
Sculptural perfection in this 1830s sleeve detail -- gasp!
@LACMA #fashionhistory #inthepink