#ladies garments

[easilyenraged]

Bob Dylan and Ladies Garments

#bob dylan #ladies garments #Youtube

[lavanyaindia]

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#indian garments #readymade suit for women #ladies garments #readymade dress for women

[newyorkthegoldenage]

An International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union notepad, ca. 1950s.

Photo: NY Historical Society

#International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union #ILGWU #union #notepad #vintage unions #1950s #garment workers

[girlactionfigure]

The New York Shirtwaist Strike -- a nearly three-month-long strike by New York City garment workers and the first major successful strike by female workers in American history -- began on this day in 1909. The workers, who were nearly all young, Jewish, immigrant women, organized the strike to protest the dangerous working conditions, low pay, and grueling hours which were common at the factory sweatshops of the day.

One of the strike's leaders Clara Lemlich, who had immigrated to the U.S. from Ukraine, was known for challenging the mostly male leadership of the women's garment workers union. At an organizing meeting on November 22, after listening to the male leaders cautioning against a strike for over four hours, she demanded the right to speak and declared: "I have listened to all the speakers, and I have no further patience for talk. I am a working girl, one of those striking against intolerable conditions. I am tired of listening to speakers who talk in generalities. What we are here for is to decide whether or not to strike. I make a motion that we go out in a general strike."

In what came to be known as the "Uprising of the 20,000," approximately 20,000 out of the 32,000 workers in the shirtwaist trade walked out in the next two days. The strike lasted until February 10, 1910 and resulted in union contracts with better pay, hours, and working conditions at nearly every garment shop except the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory.

The following year, on March 25, 1911, 146 garment workers -- nearly all young women between the ages of 16 and 23 -- perished in a horrific fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist factory. Due to poor conditions at the factory, doors to hallways and stairwells were locked during the work day, trapping the women inside the building when the fire broke out. The fire was the deadliest industrial disaster to have ever occurred in New York, and spurred the passage of 60 new safety and labor regulations in the two years following the tragedy.

The future U.S. Secretary of Labor, Frances Perkins, who was among the shocked bystanders of the tragedy, went on to advocate for reform of working conditions as a result of what she witnessed that day. The disaster also further energized the efforts of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union to fight for better working conditions for sweatshop workers.

A Mighty Girl

#New York #Shirtwaist Strike #Ladies' Garment Workers' Union

[sergle]

I still have some of that stupid "corset bad" so hearing you talk about it is very 👀👀 m-maybe it's good

Corset is LITERALLY good

#it looks good it feels good #10/10 Good Garment #lacing it up is torture though. I can see why ladies would normally have their husbands do it when they got dressed in the morning #I need a husband for this tbh. #sergle answers

[ayyponine]

tried on some clothes today.. i’m sorry but that 2nd dress eeee 👑💙⚜️💎✨

#file under garments that turn you into villanelle #me #i love u selected femme margot midi organza dress in blue heron costing an outrageous 149 euro and 99 cent #also yes those ladies 2m over were cracking me up indeed. kzen wel an twuffeln weh #really considered getting the tiger and palm tree top bc i already have shorts in the EXACT same fabric like ooooo a lil set #and oh yeah tried more dresses in a really nice lil boutique but they only had a big mirror outside the individual changing rooms so. naurr

[yallemagne]

Sick of looking up late Victorian fashion reference and they're all tiny. SHOW ME THE BIGGER LADIES I KNOW YOU HAVE THEM. You KNOW with those plunging necklines that anything above a B cup would have so much cleavage just SHOW ME SO I CAN DRAW LUCY

#update #I *had* a reference of a bigger lady who tailors historical garments for herself #it was fucking early victorian #AAAAAAH #I just want to know how those wrap dresses look on a larger woman is that so much to ask

[jemalaaus]

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[digitalfashionmuseum]

Beige Silk Day Dress, ca. 1855, American.

MFA Boston.

#beige #womenswear #extant garments #silk #dress #mfa boston #19th century #american #usa #1855 #1850s #1850s usa #1850s dress #day dress #daytime #Parker ladies

[gogmstuff]

It’s now 1767 -

Top:  1767 Marquise de Caumont La Force by François Hubert Drouais (Ball State University - Muncie, Indiana, USA). From their Web site 1466X1806 @72 3.1Mp.

Second row left:  ca. 1767 Lady Elizabeth Montagu, Duchess of Buccleuch and Queensberry by Thomas Gainsborough (Boughton House - GeddNorthamptonshire, UK). From cutlermiles.com/portrait-of-lady-elizabeth-montagu-duchess-of-buccleuch-and-queensberry-thomas-gainsborough/. 1440X1764 @144 2.6Mp.

Second row right:  1767 Lady Mary Fox wearing a Brunswick by Pompeo Batoni (location ?). From Wikimedia; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 722X1010 @150 672kj.

Third row:  1767 Princess Louisa and Princess Caroline by Francis Cotes (Royal Collection). From Wikimedia 1033X1500 @28pixels/cm 407kj.

Fourth row left:  ca. 1767 Lady Alston wearing a robe à la française by Thomas Gainsborough (auctioned by Sotheby's). From Wikimedia; fixed spots and flaws with Photoshop 1633X2000 @180 1.2Mj.

Fourth row right:  1767 Cecilia de Clercq by Tibout Regters (location ?). From liveinternet.ru/users/4853296/post435796664/ 1225X1920 @72 594kj.

Fifth row:  1767 Augusta Friederike Hannover by Angelica Kauffman (Royal Collection). From Wikimedia 927X1500 @72 370kj.

Sixth row left:  1767 Princess Louisa  of Great Britain (Royal Collection). From Wikimedia; removed linear flaws with Photoshop 1240X1500 @198 623kj.

Sixth row right:  ca. 1767 Izabela Lubomirska by Per Krafft the Elder after Alexander Roslin (Pałac Na Wyspie - Warszawa, Poland). From Wikimedia 1564X1970 @96 790kj.

Seventh row:  1767 Archduchess Maria Josefa by Anton Rafael Mengs (Museo Nacional del Prado - Madrid, Spain). From liveinternet.ru/users/marylai/post292168318 2004X2709 @300 2.1Mj.

#1767 fashion #Louis XV fashion #Georgian fashion #Rococo fashion #Marquise de Caumont La Force #François-Hubert Drouais #Elizabeth Montagu #Thomas Gainsborough #Mary Fox #Pompeo Batoni #brunswick garment #Princess Louisa #Princess Caroline #Francis Cotes #Lady Alston #robe à la française #Cecilia de Clercq #Tibout Regters #Augusta Friederike Hannover #Angelica Kauffman #British casual #Izabela Lubomirska #Per Krafft the Elder #Alexander Roslin #Archduchess Maria Josefa #Anton Rafael Mengs

[carpe-mamilia]

What fabulous feedback from your tutors! Well done on completing your course and good luck with whatever comes next x

Thank you very much ❤ It's been a packed term (the end of two packed years) and a lot of hard work but also so much joy. And absolutely no-one asked for this (😂) but this is the last show I worked on as Costume Supervisor, my baby Catastrophe Bay, and I'm very proud of it. Click for full size versions:

#the costume supervisor is the person whose job it is to source all the costumes according to the designer's vision #if things are being made you source the fabric and other materials for the makers #if they're being hired (which most things were on this show) you go to the places that rent out costumes and pull garments #you liaise with stage management to arrange the fittings where the characters' looks are put together by the designer #then there are a LOT of alterations #which you do with the costume assistants if there are any #at the same time you're buying whatever things need to be bought #keeping track of the progress of alterations and makes #organising hair and makeup sessions #keeping track of the budget and whatever receipts you have #there's always one big thing that's really difficult to achieve #on macbeth it was working out the nightdress/ blood pool thing in lady macbeth's sleepwalking scene #on this it was getting the oilskins and making them look cohesive #costume #theatre #personal #things I have made #folk #musicals

[cooperkxight]

— your  position  in  a  Real  True (TM)  medieval  castle

— Lady in Waiting.

your day consists of keeping company to the Lady of the castle and sometimes running errands for her. you stand a strong chance of being courted by a handsome squire or knight. or an ugly one, depending on your luck. make sure you have an actual good relationship with the Lady, because she can decide who your husband is and if you get married at all. perks include: being treated with utmost respect among the castle's inhabitants, wearing very pretty garments & contributing to the european artistic tradition

tagged  by: 

tagging: @allnostalgic​ @oroanillado​​

#Galleth is REEELING right now #Galleth: i AM NOT a LADY! >:c #I do NOT want to be courted by a squire or knight and I DO NOT want pretty garments #dash games

[ocpdzim]

This is an outfit from when Filonyn was very young, but they do still have it. Since it was before they were living among humans, they didn’t have to wear a big hat with it.

#my art #oc tag #my ocs #monster of the week #motw #i have a lot of different period outfits for them bc they’re fun to draw #this one’s 9th century AD. they still have it though #filonyn’s closet contains some of the best preserved medieval clothes in the world #entirely because they never throw shit away and are obsessive about keeping all their clothes in good condition #they’ll occasionally break these historic garments out for the local renaissance faire #they have a booth there where they sell fabrics. #general audiences are no longer interested in old fashioned handmade textiles so they must sell at the renaissance faire #really they’d probably do numbers on any social media website but unfortunately? #their main social media presence is an account on a sewing forum that was popular in the 1990s but now has almost no users #they go on there and post extremely detailed explanations of nearly lost sewing and weaving techniques #which are only viewed by the 3 or 4 old ladies who still use the website #when i design these outfits i combine elements from both menswear and womenswear from the time period #a lot of them look very feminine by modern standards but that’s just bc men’s fashion used to be better than it is now #the miniskirt here is actually menswear inspired. no medieval woman would wear that #but men did!!!! #the bodice is based on a gown though #filonyn

[the-busy-ghost]

Utterly enamoured with this painting by Jean Béraud, and all the ladies in their Ultra Stylish late 19th/early 20th century cycling breeks.

#Those are.... very silly trousers #But at the same time what A Look TM #Look at them all sitting around drinking iced refreshments and cycling places #And the COMMITMENT to having the fashionable silhouette for the era even when wearing special cycling gear #I mean I've seen 19th century cycling gear before but usually posed in photographs and not with the ladies just lounging around #Like that picture of Maria Sklodowska Curie (cannot spell Polish in the tags) but she's standing behind her bicycle #So it's not clear what she's wearing on her bottom half #Or in black and white photos the lines are blurred a bit so it looks a bit less obvious #But this painting with the woman in black in the foreground sitting with one leg on her knee #and the woman in the back right bent over- presumably either catching her breath or looking at the bicycle #Or the woman in the white trousers mounting her bicycle #Capture the movement and really conveys the appearance of the garment in some ways better than a posed photograph #Assuming the artist wasn't exaggerating that is

[ominouspositivity-or-else]

underrated garment: skirts.

#love them flowy pieces of fabric #skirts #femininity #shitposts #but accurate #actually yes skirts #underrated garment #'you can't do yard work' #'you can't run or jump or climb trees or whatever' #'you can't ride a bike or do anything' oh boo hoo if victorian ladies could do it in a corset and a freaking three layer skirt and #no actual underwear #then i sure as hell can pull it off in a skirt #and i look cute af #so leave me alone #i'll wear a freaking skirt if i want to #*holds up middle fingers* take your opinions of a lady liking to wear skirts meaning she's not powerful or capable and shove them up your a #you heard me <3 #anyways #feminine #feminist #women #womanhood #skirts for women

[neverwavers]

out of cards: so none of my tags have been working, which means ig it’s time for a new tag drop! also a new dynamic tag for @praeteritus-memories‘ Ryou and Bakura ^^

♦ VISAGE → so many masks but which one is the real ‘‘you’‘? ♦ MUSINGS → thoughts that swirl around a tumultuous mind. ♦ MANNERISMS → the way she holds herself; the sight of a proper lady but even more lies within. ♦ AETHESTICS → what may appear as a materialistic desire is anything but. ♦ CARDS → what helps her excel on the high-stakes battlefield. ♦ WARDROBE → illuminate the sky with your ephemeral beauty. ♦ ABILITIES → some may call you a jill of all trades with your many skills. ♦ ALLIES → you are never alone; at least someone has your back. ☠ VISAGE → behold the sight of the monster within; she who has a venomous gaze in hateful eyes for the world itself. ☠ MUSINGS → what thoughts come from such a burning desire to see the world crumble at your feet? ☠ MANNERISMS → such cruelty & malice are reflected in these actions; watch yourself for she might tear you asunder. ☠ AESTHETICS → such a rich taste for the finer things in life; why should she settle for anything less than what’s suited for a queen? ☠ CARDS → mere tools so as to secure a win from impossible situations. ☠ WARDROBE → wrap yourself in garments that are made for royalty; settle for nothing less. ☠ ABILITIES → strike swift & fast from the shadows themselves for no one will be able to keep track of you. ♦ MEMES → it’s all fun & games here! ♦ VERSE → battle city. ♦ VERSE → doma. ♦ VERSE → post-doma. ♦ VERSE → dark side of dimensions. ♦ VERSE → post-dsod. ♦ OUT OF CARDS → the duel is over! you have lost the game! ♦ DYN / praeteriterus-memories: even death won't separate us for our souls are forever intertwined by the sands of time.

#♦ VISAGE → so many masks but which one is the real ‘‘you’‘? #♦ MUSINGS → thoughts that swirl around a tumultuous mind. #♦ MANNERISMS → the way she holds herself; the sight of a proper lady but even more lies within. #♦ AETHESTICS → what may appear as a materialistic desire is anything but. #♦ CARDS → what helps her excel on the high-stakes battlefield. #♦ WARDROBE → illuminate the sky with your ephemeral beauty. #♦ ABILITIES → some may call you a jill of all trades with your many skills. #♦ ALLIES → you are never alone; at least someone has your back. #☠ VISAGE → behold the sight of the monster within; she who has a venomous gaze in hateful eyes for the world itself. #☠ MANNERISMS → such cruelty & malice are reflected in these actions; watch yourself for she might tear you asunder. #☠ AESTHETICS → such a rich taste for the finer things in life; why should she settle for anything less than what’s suited for a queen? #☠ CARDS → mere tools so as to secure a win from impossible situations. #☠ WARDROBE → wrap yourself in garments that are made for royalty; settle for nothing less. #☠ ABILITIES → strike swift & fast from the shadows themselves for no one will be able to keep track of you. #♦ MEMES → it’s all fun & games here! #♦ VERSE → battle city. #♦ VERSE → doma. #♦ VERSE → post-doma. #♦ VERSE → dark side of dimensions. #♦ VERSE → post-dsod. #♦ OUT OF CARDS → the duel is over! you have lost the game! #☠ MUSINGS → what thoughts come from such a burning desire to see the world crumble at your feet? #♦ DYN / praeteriterus-memories: even death won't separate us for our souls are forever intertwined by the sands of time.