Marie-Antoinette with Uncolored (!!!) Hair by François Dumond
There’s no date, but I’d say this is late 1770s, especially because she looks so young; it could also be early 1780s (zone fronts were popular in this period). Wasn’t she beautiful? I love her delicately arched eyebrows.

Marie-Antoinette with Uncolored (!!!) Hair by François Dumond

There’s no date, but I’d say this is late 1770s, especially because she looks so young; it could also be early 1780s (zone fronts were popular in this period). Wasn’t she beautiful? I love her delicately arched eyebrows.

Robe à l’Anglaise | c. 1775
Unfortunately, I don’t know where this is from, but I’m convinced that Michael O’Connor, who designed the costumes for The Duchess, used it as inspiration for the below dress:

Robe à l’Anglaise | c. 1775

Unfortunately, I don’t know where this is from, but I’m convinced that Michael O’Connor, who designed the costumes for The Duchess, used it as inspiration for the below dress:

Riding coats, Met Museum, c. 1760 and 1775

Riding coats, Met Museum, c. 1760 and 1775


Polonaise jacket, Imotex collections, 1770s


Polonaise, Museo del Traje, 1775-85

It looks like candy!

“Levite” Open Gown and Hat after Devonshire, 1779

“Levite” Open Gown and Hat after Devonshire, 1779

Marie Antoinette by Krantzinger, c. 1771

Marie Antoinette by Krantzinger, c. 1771

Riding Habit, V&A, c. 1770-75

Riding Habit, V&A, c. 1770-75

18thcenturyfashion:

I love displays like this! It’s so much more interesting than having the clothing hanging from headless mannequins.

Gorgeous!  The red and white striped dress looks like a dress from the Kyoto Costume Institute collection.  It all looks like it’s 1770s-1780s

18thcenturyfashion:

I love displays like this! It’s so much more interesting than having the clothing hanging from headless mannequins.

Gorgeous!  The red and white striped dress looks like a dress from the Kyoto Costume Institute collection.  It all looks like it’s 1770s-1780s

Pet en l’air jacket (c. 1775) and embroidered petticoat (c. 1720), KCI

Pet en l’air jacket (c. 1775) and embroidered petticoat (c. 1720), KCI


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