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Designer/Maker: H. Leitner
Date: ca. 1886
Medium: Machine-woven wool fabric with velvet and lace decoration, steel buckle, machine and hand stitching.
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La Mode Illustree 1894
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Cape
Late 1890s
The John Bright Collection
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Tintype of what appears to be a light-hearted spot of stabbing between friends, circa 1880
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Ball gown, 1840-41
Maker: Unknown
From the collection of Wien Museum
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Lapel watch, USA, c. 1889, Cooper–Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
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Names of shades and when in Regency England they were most popular.
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Dress of cotton muslin, gilded metal thread and Indian jewel beetles (sternocera aeqisignata), Britain, 1868-9
The wings of jewel beetles (buprestidae) were traditionally used to embellish textiles in South America and South and Southeast Asia. Emerald-green beetle-wing decoration became a symbol of high status in India during the Mughal period (1526-1756). Western traders in India then introduced these textiles to Europe in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. British newspapers report on several women wearing dresses decorated with beetle wings at court during the late 1820s and early 1830s. By the 1860s beetle wings were being imported to Britain in volumes of 25,000 per consignment, to be applied to textiles in imitation of the Indian technique. The wings were cut, shaped and arranged in stylised floral patterns, often accented with metal thread. The wings would have glittered in candlelight, achieving a sought-after iridescent and jewel-like effect.
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The Carrick Coat
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James Tissot (French, 1836-1902) • On the Ferry Waiting • c.1878 • Private collection
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A Carrick or Garrick (in Great Britain) is an overcoat with three to five cape collars, worn by both men and women primarily for travel and riding, in the 19th century.
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Artist unknown. Costume Parisien. Chapeau de Velours. Carrick et Guêtres de Drap., 1816. Hand-coloured engraving. London: Victoria and Albert Museum
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Sources:
Fashion History Timeline
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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THE GILDED AGE costume appreciation: 2.07: "Wonders Never Cease" — Peggy Scott's pink evening gown with butterfly details
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~ Gym suit.
Date: 1893–1898
Place of origin: United States
Medium: Wool, cotton, leather.
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La Mode Illustree 1890
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Dress
c. 1889-1892
maker: Sara Mayer & A. Morhanger
V&A Museum
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Tintype of two seasoned sea dogs sitting calmly before the storm, c. 1860s
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