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It seems that candy stripes were a bit of a thing in 1815 illustrated here in both image and object. The fashion plate is trimmed at the hem with florals whilst the surviving dress @artsdecoratifs relies on self-decoration ruffles #regencystyle #dresshistory
Spectacular 1899 gown with fur trim, lace appliqués, & silk flowers. Wonder if this elaborate design was ever made? #victorian #dresshistory
Billowy blouses galore! Even when "casual", women of the Belle Époque looked grand. Plus-back views! c1902 #dresshistory #edwardian #vintage
Can you believe it's #November? Heres some popular fashions from this month in 1896.All about the sleeves! #dresshistory #victorian #history
What a spectacular fashion plate! The layers, the volume, the attitude! November 1895 #dresshistory #vintage #victorian #ephemera #rendering
Imagine buying a "colored skirt" that you've only seen in black and white! Spring/Summer 1898 catalogue. #dresshistory #ephemera #vintage
So many beautiful details in this 1885 fashion plate! #history #dresshistory #rendering #arthistory #victorian
#September is here! Check out fashions for this month in ages past: 1862, 1875, 1898 &1902. #dresshistory #victorian
The pink & black gown is such an unusual design, but what a statement piece! c1879 #dresshistory #victorian #history
A visual #history of crinolines - "fashion's most magnificent disaster": https://t.co/fRJxfkrT3p #dresshistory
Imagine how heavy an extant version of this 1896 dress would be- & it was meant for summer! #dresshistory #victorian
Great examples of the extreme shape women strove to achieve during the peak bustle period. #victorian #dresshistory
A lady in summer dishabille, part of a series of fashion in the French court by Jean Leblond, c1703-04 #dresshistory
Subtlety was far from priority in the 1890s, as evidenced by these lace trimmed gowns. #dresshistory #victorian
Why wear an ugly sweater at your Christmas party when you can wear this? Magasin des Modes, March 1788 #dresshistory
Love how this plate has small sketches of the back views. This doesnt happen nearly enough! #dresshistory #edwardian
#HappyHalloween! This year, why not wear a costume inspired by history, as did this 1874 family? #dresshistory
Godey's Ladies Book from 1862 knew that velvet capes paired perfectly with the crinoline silhouette... #dresshistory