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introspect-la · 4 months
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ISSEY MIYAKE BY FUJIWARA DAI APOC QUEEN TEXTILE 1997 AT MOMA
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gentlemancowboy · 7 months
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Wee John + Knitting
2.04 Fun and Games
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aworldofpattern · 23 days
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Queen Latifah and Eboni at the Met Gala 2024, wearing Thom Browne.
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fashion-from-the-past · 2 months
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Elisabeth Amalia Eugenia of Wittelsbach, Empress of Austria, Queen of Hungary
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gregdotorg · 1 month
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Amazingly, two Textile Artworks of The Year are being sold next week, in Stockholm and London, and they could not be more different. Marie Louise Ekman kicked off the TAwOTY for Swedish royal textile weavers AB Märta Måås-Fjetterström in 2002 with her untitled depiction of a draped figure breastfeeding a draped hovering child. That one's in Stockholm.
Meanwhile, Olafur Eliasson's The Green Glass Carpet (2010) is selling in London after hanging for seven years in the now-closed outpost of the NY Swedish restaurant Aquavit.
The whereabouts of HM Queen Margrethe II of Denmark's 2009 TAwOTY is not known, but it is thought to not be currently for sale.
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threadtalk · 1 year
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Like much of the Western world, I've just finished watching QUEEN CHARLOTTE. I was quite surprised on a number of levels, mostly because I thought it was a better show than the original BRIDGERTON series!
BUT ALSO. The dresses. The Georgian era spans a great many kinds of fashion, and court fashion changes were not a straight line. This gown is from the very beginning of George III's reign, 1760-1765. Indeed, this would have been the kind of gown we'd have seen a young Sophia Charlotte wear, or any of her court. It's a robe à la française, The l'anglaise version would have had fitted pleats at the back, whearas this one would have had loose ones.
Those delightful s-curves are firmly rooted in the design of the era, and not just in the lace application but in the silk patterns as well. This particular gown is silk faille, which is a subtly ribbed weave that has a particularly beautiful weight and drape to it, with metallic lace. Contrary to its name, LACMA tells me it's made in either France OR England, reminding us that style and location must not be in sync.
That lovely bodice is courtesy of a stomacher, which was removable and customizable.
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mrs-trophy-wife · 9 months
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quiltingwitch · 8 months
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Idk if anyone on this side of Tumblr is into making yarn tails but this is my Bee tail wip :3
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aworldofpattern · 1 year
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Bhutan's King Jigme Khesar & Queen Jetsuan Pema at the Coronation of King Charles III
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nishadesigns · 11 months
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Litha Blessings- Wheel of the Year- Summer Solstice- Nisha Designs
Wheel of the season- Summer Solstice. Celebrating The Fairies, The Elves, The Dwarvians. May this Wheel of the Year bring you joy, peace, harmany and love within. The celebration starts at dawn. Good time for doing ritual magick for healing, protection, abundance. Litha season, summer solstice is the time for solitude, play, craft, fun, mindfulness, meditation, making strawberry spritzers, reggea…
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threadtalk · 2 years
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When I saw this dress the first time, I audibly gasped. Tartan is something we misread as being modern--I joke that this one looks like it came off the latest Ralph Lauren runway. But in fact, this pattern is ancient. So ancient that we've found mummies with plaid clothing remnants on their bodies dating back 3,000 years.
In this case, we have satin to up the ante, and this gorgeous colorway. The pattern absolutely shimmers. I mean, look at that closeup!
And can we talk about the cut of this dress? It dates to 1860, but it is such a classic shape it would be at home in any century. There's boning in the bodice to provide extra support, but really the design leans on the pattern and fabric and a simple, lovely silhouette.
From the McCord museum in Quebec.
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samissadagain · 2 years
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Textile panel 'The Oxburgh Hangings' of embroidered linen canvas with silk, gold and silver threads, possibly made by Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth Talbot, probably made in Sheffield, ca. 1570
my fav part of this is that she's embroidered "a zydrach" meaning "a hammerhead shark". it's helpful for sure, and it is absolutely sending me for no reason. i am in love.
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etakyeldud · 1 year
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Isildur spoiler photo drops, everyone (rightly) loses their minds, and I'm hyper-fixated on his cloak fastening situation.
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It's so cool. But is the cloak woven? Are those leather closures stitched in? Are the corners reinforced to hold the leather? Is that closing toggle integral to the cloak or completely separate? What if it works loose? Is there a spare?
(I also did a little squeal of joy - I'm not made of stone)
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jenniferalarza · 2 years
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Anyway, I made a tik tac
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