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frostedmagnolias · 2 days
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Afternoon Dress
c. 1911-1912
Silk chiffon over silk, grosgrain, lace, boned, embroidered
Made by Mascotte
Victoria and Albert Museum
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edwardianvictorianera · 6 months
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Dressmaking in Paris, 1907.
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breebird33 · 2 years
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tea for two <3 
prints available on inprnt
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jewellery-box · 3 months
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Ball gown, 1900–1903. French. Silk.
The MET Museum
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yesterdaysprint · 1 year
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Popular Mechanics, July 1910
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gogmstuff · 2 months
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1908 (September) Les Modes - Robe d'interieur par Paquin - photo by Reutlinger. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1386X2081.
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witheredroseblossom · 2 months
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Lillian Cook in “The Bluebird”, 1918
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fashion-from-the-past · 6 months
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antiquebee · 5 months
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February 1907
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Pendant
Henry Wilson
c.1908
Indianapolis Museum of Art (Accession Number: 2005.22)
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sartorialadventure · 1 year
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Imperial court gown worn by Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna, sister of Tsar Nicholas II, ca. 1890′s-1900′s
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frostedmagnolias · 3 months
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Overdress
c. 1908-9
Net, velvet, lace, trimmed with silk tassels, metallic thread and paste
The Johnbright Collection
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Wool wedding dress, c.1895
cr: finnwicks_costume
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fannyrosie · 7 months
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What do you mean, "I am overdressed for the beach"?
Today's little local history lesson that you won't find on any of the Village des écluses or Pointe-des-Cascades websites:
From 1900 to 1959, the Soulanges canal was where most boats would pass through to navigate the Saint-Laurent river in the area South-West of Montreal. At Pointe-des-Cascades, right next to the canal, there was an industrial site where all the maintenance materials for the canal were being built and stored, but when the canal closed in 1959, that site was left abandoned. In 1986, the site got revived, and the industrial buildings were repurposed as a summer theatre, restaurant and boutiques, and the riverside, as a small beach. However, the site was abandoned once again in the late 2010s, only to be picked up again by a new team wanting to restore the 80s resort it once was.
So, how is my 1980's does 1910's nautical outfit? I have also added a picture of my brother and I on that day, two pictures at Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue at sunset (with my sister and a different hat) and a picture of the abandoned "Hotel" (which was never a hotel) at Village des écluses, taken in April, on my Instagram post.
Outfit rundown Skirt: vintage Pink House Top: old Axes Femme Hat: vintage Shoes: old Queen Bee Parasol/umbrella (served both purposes that day): Alice and the Pirates Navy cat stamp brooch: Via Carousel All other jewellery: vintage
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jewellery-box · 6 months
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Gown of pink silk satin, c.1911 - 1913. Photograph by John Chase. Chertsey Museum.
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mote-historie · 6 months
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Art Nouveau style Robe du Soir by Baron Christoff von Drecoll, Les Modes Paris, 1914
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