fuckyeahedwardian: 1903. One day, I will have one of these! P.S. If you don’t already know about it, you should check out fuckyeahedwardian! It has GREAT photos from the era.

fuckyeahedwardian:

1903.

One day, I will have one of these!

P.S. If you don’t already know about it, you should check out fuckyeahedwardian! It has GREAT photos from the era.

I love to point out to rabid Lady GaGa fans that a bow made out of hair is anything but a new phenomenon. July 1863.

I love to point out to rabid Lady GaGa fans that a bow made out of hair is anything but a new phenomenon. July 1863.

Two wonderful dressing gowns from the mid-1850s. At the Metropolitan Museum.

Two wonderful dressing gowns from the mid-1850s. At the Metropolitan Museum.

Let’s keep it going :)

Let’s keep it going :)

A surprise post because I loved this fashion plate so much! An 1858 plate from Peterson’s Magazine. These dresses are so gorgeous! The one on the right WILL be mine :D November is over half-way finished, so this blog will be up and running again quite soon. I hate how tumblarity dropped so much since I’ve been gone! We’re going to have to get that back up again ;]

A surprise post because I loved this fashion plate so much! An 1858 plate from Peterson’s Magazine. These dresses are so gorgeous! The one on the right WILL be mine :D

November is over half-way finished, so this blog will be up and running again quite soon. I hate how tumblarity dropped so much since I’ve been gone! We’re going to have to get that back up again ;]

HIATUS

Hello, subscribers! Unfortunately, I am going to be taking a brief hiatus from this blog for November. I might post a photo here and there, but I won’t be able to keep it up regularly. All my free time will be taken up with writing this month, as I am going to be participating in NaNoWriMo. Here’s to writing a novel!

If anyone is interested, by NaNoWriMo blog can be found at faye-nanowrimo.tumblr.com.

See you in December!

This is the cutest bonnet that I think I have ever seen. From 1858-1862, it is a simple straw bonnet - but no less cute. Love the gingham ribbon. At the Met Museum.

This is the cutest bonnet that I think I have ever seen. From 1858-1862, it is a simple straw bonnet - but no less cute. Love the gingham ribbon. At the Met Museum.

An awesome opera cloak from 1882. Just look at this! Silk, feather stuffings, fur trim, gorgeous embroidery.. it is perfect! From the Met Museum.

An awesome opera cloak from 1882. Just look at this! Silk, feather stuffings, fur trim, gorgeous embroidery.. it is perfect!

From the Met Museum.
A dreamy fan from 1860-1870. Made with silk, ivory, and feathers. Just brilliant! At the Met Museum.

A dreamy fan from 1860-1870. Made with silk, ivory, and feathers. Just brilliant! At the Met Museum.

A silk sacque back gown and petticoat from 1774-1775. At the V&A Museum.

A silk sacque back gown and petticoat from 1774-1775. At the V&A Museum.


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