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chinesehanfu · 2 months
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[Hanfu · 漢服]Chinese Eastern Han Dynasty (25–220 A.D.) Traditional Clothing Hanfu with Actor Liu Tao/刘涛
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【Historical Artifacts Reference 】:
▶China Han Dynasty Murals<Part of the person holding the halberd and sword>, Luoyang Museum Collection.
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▶China Jin Dynasty Painting By Gu Kaizhi (Chinese: 顧愷之,344–406)
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fannyrosie · 3 months
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Last weekend, @apple-salad invited me to her amazing Rococo Bouquet afternoon tea. Victorian Maiden released many versions and cuts of their Rococo Bouquet series over the years, and I own the Bustle Long Skirt (2011 edition) and the Mermaid skirt (2007 edition), both in blue flowers.
Pictures of the afternoon tea and Rococo Bouquet group HERE
Outfit rundown Skirt: second-hand Victorian Maiden Bolero: second-hand Mary Magdalene Blouse: The Floral Notebook Shoes: second-hand Innocent World (they died completely after those pictures) Bag: second-hand Mary Magdalene Hat: Anonhat Cameo: vintage Wedgwood Brooch: Axes Femme Earrings: vintage Gloves: vintage
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la-belle-histoire · 2 months
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Portrait of Maria Ivanovna Kochubey-Baryatinskaya, Christina Robertson. 1840s.
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Early 1910s Hairstyles
Gerda Ring (1910-1915) via the Olso Museum // Gertrude Vanderbilt, American art collector and sculptor (1910) via wikipedia // Princess Patricia of Connaught (1912) via npg.org.uk // Anne Johnson of St. Louis (1913) via wikipedia // Hazel Dawn, American actress (1913) via David Shields on pinterest // Ruth Findlay, American actress (1914) via wikipedia
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reneeub · 4 months
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Old women TRAGIC yuri?!
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fashion-from-the-past · 6 months
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1910s
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clove-pinks · 7 months
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Detail of a fashion illustration by Paul Gavarni dated 19 March 1842: "Redingotte (sic) du matin. Gilet de cachemire et de piqué de Humann. - Chemises de Durousseau, chemisiers (sic) des princes."
There's something unsettling to me in a clean-shaven 1840s man with very short hair. You on the left with the white stock... knock it off.
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daguerreotyping · 10 months
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Tintype of a Native American man arrayed in a beautiful combination of textiles and textures, c. 1860s
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“regency hairstyles are ugly, bonnets are dorky, jane austen is not comedic enough, jane austen heroines aren’t modern enough, every regency adaptation needs to be quirky -”
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ask18thcenturyrussia · 5 months
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|| Disaster bisexual Marianne & her man-hating girlfriend Alexandra Redraw from a True Detective bit I can no longer find. (unless it was a very good edit and i was fooled into thinking it was the original) ||
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chinesehanfu · 8 months
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【Historical Reference Artifacts】:
China Southern Song Dynasty PaintingBy 刘松年Liu Songnian (1174–1224).
Tokyo National Museum Collection
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[Hanfu · 漢服]Chinese Song Dynasty (960–1279 AD)Traditional Clothing Hanfu Reference to Song Dynasty paintings
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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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la-belle-histoire · 3 months
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Portrait of Princesses Xenia and Nina Georgievna of Russia, Philip de László. 1915.
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petitelappin · 1 year
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Continental Army Pvt. Deborah Sampson Gannett in her wedding dress, 1785.
(aka I can't stop collecting gender non-conforming 18th century New Englanders, and got really excited when I realized a gown I'd saved as reference on Pinterest was, in fact, her wedding dress).
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vraisetzen · 4 months
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the マガレイト (magareito) hairstyle, popular among school girls and young women during the late meiji to early taisho period
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