18thcenturylove:

Marquise de Grécourt, née de la Fresnaye by Jean-Laurent Mosnier, ca. 1790

18thcenturylove:

Marquise de Grécourt, née de la Fresnaye by Jean-Laurent Mosnier, ca. 1790

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


Gown and matching petticoat made of light red silk with silver embroideries. Detachable sleeves. Worn by the first lady of the court, Ulrika Trolle-Wachtmeister, in the 1780’s.

I thought this was quite the odd piece but none the less gorgeous.  I love the idea of detachable sleeves…

Gown and matching petticoat made of light red silk with silver embroideries. Detachable sleeves. Worn by the first lady of the court, Ulrika Trolle-Wachtmeister, in the 1780’s.

I thought this was quite the odd piece but none the less gorgeous.  I love the idea of detachable sleeves…

(via 18thcenturyfashion)

staysandstories:

Love the dress, love the tableau even more!

staysandstories:

Love the dress, love the tableau even more!

(via 18thcenturyfashion)

vivelareine:

A red velvet dress designed by Rose Bertin for Marie Antoinette in 1787.

vivelareine:

A red velvet dress designed by Rose Bertin for Marie Antoinette in 1787.


utopiste:

oh and i finally finished my stays two days ago

aren’t they beautiful

So this is what I’ve been doing while on hiatus from posting over the break!

Now that I’m back, I’ll get to work filling some requests I’ve got in the ask box right away :)

styleite:

These are (maybe) Marie Antoinette’s 300-year-old shoes.

styleite:

These are (maybe) Marie Antoinette’s 300-year-old shoes.


charlestonmuseum:

Open-front sack-back gown, 1760s. Amended photo set. For full listing, please click here

damesalamode:

Gallerie des Modes, 1785.  
Best hats ever!

damesalamode:

Gallerie des Modes, 1785.  

Best hats ever!

damesalamode:

Gallerie des Modes, 1784.  ”Robe in foreau…”
Gorgeous!  Blue and yellow aren’t together enough. 

damesalamode:

Gallerie des Modes, 1784.  ”Robe in foreau…”

Gorgeous!  Blue and yellow aren’t together enough. 


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