This we check out some more of "La Mode Feminine" and French fashions from 1795-1810, and explain why libraries would poke holes in their books! Find out more here: https://t.co/wuuYfNIGGF

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We are LOVING this twist on the oldest Loud sisters! 🍁😍👗

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This we're working on our costumes with help from "Studio Plays" printed in London, 1925. Learn more: https://t.co/ZXC7EHuUkj

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Our post from a few months ago about Second Empire Fops is blowing up on Tumblr! Check it out here: https://t.co/uxuvvNRsP1

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Today's is à la mode! La Mode Feminine, that is! French fashions 1900-1905, published in the 1920's: https://t.co/MFBcBZM2iQ

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It's another foppish this time featuring “Napoleonic Imperial Official Smartness": https://t.co/QWCmJbKo46

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It's a foppish with "Appearance of the Second Empire Fops": https://t.co/uxuvvNRsP1

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Had fun with another design~
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It's These year-end fashions come from Cassell's Family Magazine, published in London in 1886: https://t.co/U0bYZvALA7

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For today's we bring you more hand-painted fashions from "Oriental Costumes and Foreign Scenery": https://t.co/eaoCu7L54b

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This we bring you hand-painted sketches of Turkish fashions by someone (maybe) named Gilbert Hickorp: https://t.co/SJZtC9dfEW

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This we've got more from the MKE WPA Handicrafts Project costume designers: https://t.co/CbdkroHYzS

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For today's we're sharing WPA designs from the Fed. Arts Project in WI: https://t.co/VAlB23e44A

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to Who's up for some funky beats and threads? has it all. Check him out!

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