#bustle gown

[jewellery-box]

Afternoon dress, American, 1870–75

Designed by the New York dressmaker, Grace King, this is a well-crafted and designed garment that compares favorably to the French pieces of that era. The color combination is extremely attractive and the buttons are noteworthy for their visual appeal. Also of interest, are the petite measurements: bust 29", waist 21.5", and back shoulder width 10".

The Met Museum

#victorian #victorian era #victorian fashion #19th century #bustle #bustle gown #bustle dress #dress #fashion history #historical fashion

[fashionsfromhistory]

Dressing Gown

1878-1879

United States

Peabody Essex Museum (Object Number: 133939)

#dressing gown #fashion history #historical fashion #1870s #gilded age #bustle era #1878 #1879 #19th century #united states #green #wool #silk #embroidery #floral #peabody essex museum #popular

[cinematic-phosphenes]

THE GILDED AGE (2022-) + FASHION HISTORY

☘️ Bertha Russell in S2E8: In Terms of Winning and Losing ☘️ Evening dress from the House of Worth (French, 1898-1900)

#the gilded age #thegildedageedit #thegildedagesource #costumeedit #costume design #fashion history #carrie coon #bertha russell #💮💮 #*meine #19th century #victorian era #gilded age #costumes #fashion #19th century fashion #evening gown #bustle

[chic-a-gigot]

La Mode illustrée, no. 4, 28 janvier 1872, Paris. Toilettes de Mme Bréant-Castel, 28 rue Neuve des Petits Champs. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Robe de dessous en satin blanc. Première jupe en tarlatane blanche, avec volant plissé ayant 25 centimètres de hauteur. Au-dessus de ce volant une bordure grecque en velours rouge, se terminant par des bouclettes de même velours. Seconde jupe pareille garnie de même (volant de moitié moins haut que le précédent), relevée de chaque côté. Corsage décolleté en velours rouge à petites basques et manches courtes. Collier en corail rouge. Dans les cheveux diadème en grenades.

Jupon de faye fris bleu, garni d'un volant froncé ayant 35 centimètres de hauteur. Au-dessus de ce volant, des pattes en velours de même couleur, fixées par un grand bouton d'argent. Au-dessus des pattes, une ruche en faye. Tunique garnie de même. Corsage montant à basques, et manches à volant avec même garniture. Sous-manches larges en dentelle.

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White satin underdress. First skirt in white tarlatan, with pleated flounce 25 centimeters high. Above this flounce a Greek border in red velvet, ending in loops of the same velvet. Second similar skirt trimmed in the same way (ruffle half as high as the previous one), raised on each side. Low-cut red velvet bodice with small peplums and short sleeves. Red coral necklace. Pomegranate tiara in her hair.

Blue Faye Fris petticoat, trimmed with a gathered flounce 35 centimeters high. Above this ruffle, velvet tabs of the same color, attached by a large silver button. Above the legs, a faye ruffle. Tunic trimmed in the same way. High peplum bodice and ruffled sleeves with the same trim. Wide lace undersleeves.

#La Mode illustrée #19th century #1870s #1872 #on this day #January 28 #periodical #fashion #fashion plate #color #description #rijksmuseum #dress #gown #bustle #evening #suit #Modèles de chez #Madame Bréant-Castel

[marzipanandminutiae]

The danger is over and everyone is safe, you're allowed to grieve the part of your life you lost. They're just "things" but they're things you had because you loved them, made with your own hands because you felt it was worth it to create and bring you joy in its existence. Every piece you lost is a part of a life you put together for yourself. It's a testament to your existence as the unique individual you are. You don't have to apologize for mourning them

Thank you.

I just. I can begin again, and I will. I'm even a relatively quick seamstress, when properly motivated. It feels like such a herculean task, though, especially for things that can't be gotten easily or cheaply again- colorful silks the discount fabric store no longer carries, my stash of antique and specialty reproduction trims, certain buttons or accessories...

I feel like I'm staring up a mountain I have to somehow climb all over again, after reaching a peak and then falling back to the bottom

#ask #anon #just remembered my stash of garment-weight black wool #haven't seen that at the fabric store in ages #and the blood-red silk I'd just made a ball gown out of for my birthday in April #after socking it away for 6 years in expectation of the Perfect Project #I was going to make a day bodice to go with the skirt #the antique black lace motherlode I'd just hit at a flea market the week before the fire #I was planning to put sheer sleeves on my summer tops for better sun protection without sunscreen. fill in some too-low necklines #round and elliptical hoop skirts.wired bustle petticoat. bustle pad. corsets like I mentioned- two different Victorian + Regency stays #it's just. it's all so much. and it's either destroyed or rendered unsalvageable. or lost in the detritus under my old bed #or in a collapsed closet that can't be shifted to free the garments underneath

[medici-collar]

Title: Ball gown

Designer: Madame Elise

Date: ca. 1875

Culture: British

Medium: silk, cotton

#ball gown #madame elise #1870s fashion #bustle era #bustle era fashion #19th century fashion #19th century #victorian fashion

[eva-eyre]

all i want is to dress like this all day every day!

image credit: 1, 2, 3,

#historical fashion #historical #fashion #victorian #victorian era #victorian fashion #crinoline #bustle #2nd bustle era #second bustle era #bustle dress #petticoats #ballgown #gown #victorian dress #1800s #1800s fashion #1800s aesthetic #mid 1800s #rambling #historian #history lover #eva’s aesthetic

[statelibraryqueensland]

Details from Mathilde Helene Lundager (nee Biltoft) as a young woman, Rockhampton, ca. 1881

Original high res image located here: LINK

#wedding dress #victorian #victorian era #victorian fashion #Victorian history #Victorian clothing #bustle #bustle dress #wedding #wedding gown #victorian wedding #womens fashion #womens history #lobster tail bustle #corset #victorian corset #1880s fashion #1880s style #1880s #1880s Dress #Mathilde Lundager #Queensland history #history #historical fashion #fashion history #pretty

[sierra-censored]

My wedding gown Pt II

Putting it together

#seamstress #spool intentions #alterations #upcycle #steampunk #victorian #wedding gown #corset #steampunk wedding #red corset #bride #bustle

[dixiaaa]

Finished the base of Christine’s Wedding Dress. <3 <3 <3

#christine daae #phantom of the opera #poto #photo #wedding dress #wedding gown #petticoat #bustle #victorian #dixie #wip #workinprogress #base #selfie #costume #cosplay #cosplayer #singer #actress #broadway #london #musical #upiór w operze #upiór opery

[jewellery-box]

ICE BLUE TAFFETA RECEPTION GOWN, 1870

source

#victorian #victorian era #victorian fashion #19th century #fashion history #historical fashion #bustle #bustle dress #bustle gown

[fashionsfromhistory]

Dress

1879-1880

France

The MET (Accession Number: C.I.X.51.24.5a, b)

#dress #fashion history #historical fashion #1870s #1880s #1879 #1880 #bustle era #19th century #off white #silk #france #belle epoque #the met #everyone always recreates the lovely worth gowns #now recreate this monstrosity COWARDS

[lilyabsinthe]

And More From The Atelier...

And More From The Atelier…

Corsets I can understand…but intentionally shelfing your rear view is well, insane. And yet…we wear them and think they’re awesome. Check out that side view! In 1885, that was tres chic. Become a Patron!

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#1880s #Atelier Lily Absinthe #Best In The West #Bustle #Corset #Corsetiere #Corsetry #Hollywood Victorian #Karin K. McKechnie-Lid #Lily Absinthe Gowns and Corsetry #The Victorian Designer #Victorian #Victorian Dress #Victorian Fashionista

[chic-a-gigot]

La Mode illustrée, no. 14, 3 avril 1870, Paris. Toilettes de Mme Bréant-Castel, 28, r. Nve des Pts Champs. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Toilette de bal. Première jupe de tulle garnie de volants en tarlatane, plissés à la grecque. Le devant de la jupe à un seul volant; le lé de derrière est entièrement couvert de volants pareils. Au-dessus de ce volant se trouve une draperie fixée par des touffes de violettes, rattachées ensemble par des guirlandes de lierre. Tunique de satin vert clair, garnie d'un volant en blonde relevé par des bouquets de violette ceinture-pouff en même blonde. Dans les cheveux, branches de lierre et bouquets de violettes.

Jupe de dessous. En gaze de soie blanche à rayures mauve, garnie d'un volant pareil au-dessus duquel se trouve une bande de taffetas mauve, plissée, bordée de chaque côté d'une dentelle noire très-étroite. Tunique de taffetas mauve, garnie d'une même ruche et d'une dentelle noire ayant 10 centimètres de largeur; corsage ouvert en carré; manches larges. L'encolure est garnie, comme les manches, d'une bande plissée et d'une dentelle noire.

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Ball gown. First tulle skirt trimmed with tarlatan ruffles, Greek pleated. The front of the skirt has a single ruffle; the back strip is entirely covered with similar ruffles. Above this ruffle is a drapery secured by tufts of violets, tied together by garlands of ivy. Light green satin tunic, trimmed with a blonde ruffle accented by bouquets of belt-pouff violet in the same blonde. In the hair, branches of ivy and bouquets of violets.

Underskirt. In white silk gauze with mauve stripes, trimmed with a similar ruffle above which is a strip of pleated mauve taffeta, bordered on each side with very narrow black lace. Purple taffeta tunic, trimmed with the same ruffle and black lace 10 centimeters wide; open square bodice; wide sleeves. The neckline is trimmed, like the sleeves, with a pleated band and black lace.

#La Mode illustrée #19th century #1870s #1870 #on this day #April 3 #periodical #fashion #fashion plate #color #description #rijksmuseum #dress #gown #ball #evening #bustle #Modèles de chez #Madame Bréant-Castel

[fedine]

I'm getting into traditional menswear (in an unmistakably queer and transgender way) and now every time I see a weird suit jacket I want it. I keep scrolling past Benny from FNV (a game I never played) and I want that jacket. I could make it out of flannel cotton and it would go with my pyjama pants that I want to alter.

#i was never super interested because if you look at women's fashion theres a lot more outwardly interesting stuff #but i would never wear a bustle gown yknow? #menswear is a lot more subtle in the styling which is great for me because i am detail oriented but i dont like standing out #my gf wants the attention anyway so i make her gown stunning and shes the center of attention and i am her deisgner and stylist so #i am really more of a side piece to the main work #i just want to make A GOOD SUIT or 3 for myself. loungewear. and then accessorize for personality #maybe some odd trousers or jackets too just for some variety #oh and a tuxedo because i saw columbo wearing one in season 5

[bloodyke]

the way i followed the theme better than 98% of all these celebrities when i was 15 with $30 and the stuff in my closet

#zenith.txt #i had a bustle and everything....... #i could legitimately make a full 1890's evening gown undergarments and all for less than $1k (possibly even less than $500) and they're all #out here paying 30k for the TICKETS ONLY #give me that money i will use it better than all of you