#victorian jacket

[theseimmortalcoils]

Impeccable gothic style from @anarosapano

#gothic beauty #gothic style #mini top hat #victorian jacket #black velvet #black satin #bustle skirt #anarosapano

[jennifersminds]

#he's like a victorian maiden #takes off that fuck ass jacket and it's all #*gasps* he's exposed #merlin #merlinedit #merlin emrys #merlinemrysedit #bbc merlin #merlingifs #jennifersmindsgifs

[b4kuch1n]

THEE audiodrama disguised as podcast

#sherlock and co #s&co #sherlock holmes #john watson #mariana ametxazurra #Ive been thinking abt these design SO much lmao. even while doing other things #decided to take cues from acd/granada more. hence sherlock's headband to mimic slicked back hair #and I went with Colors bc. well first of all Im a clown. but second of all I recall some stuff abt victorian fabrics and uh. the wonder of #arsenic green etc #they were enjoying the colors I can commit to some #and. okay Im so real with u Im also a long haired john truther bc he has a podcast of course he'd have long hair but #I think its gonna take a Hot minute. currently this is still like the slightly-grown-out regulation cut #john's jacket is bc he and sherlock are 90s kids. this was a moment of enlightenment to me. I can give john every windbreaker on earth #mariana gets the jean jacket bc I like to imagine she's a y2k kid #(sherlock I think is only 90s kid in year of birth that man's childhood was skipping class to burn shit in the wood) #(but he canonically sews which I fucking love so much. he has not bought new clothes for almost a decade #if a shirt's disintegrating no it isn't. not on his watch) #a lil sad I cant figure out how to give them hats lol I feel like thats the most victorian thing there is. a stupid hat #I can at any moment give one of them a beanie. but I refuse #there are. like a Hoard of other scribbly sketches I did to get used to drawing them. but those are for me those are not for the public #and also theyre in my sketchbook and Im too lazy to scan them #happened mostly during lunar new year lol. I was getting Hard whipped then thank u s&co for carrying me thru #ok I do other things now. have this for a while ok? thank u #have a good night lads. enjoy motion

[irregularbillcipher]

so god forbid i’m seen just as an average human being

#bill cipher #andrew kryptos #gravity falls #not gonna tag flatland because it seems too tangentially related but you guys get why i draw their mortal designs grayscale and victorian #for anyone going 'what's going on with baby bill's chest???' that's a victorian scoliosis brace #they're mostly covered by clothes usually but with a low collar you would be able to see parts of it #i usually translate his mild irregularity to scoliosis #just realized there's no full drawing of canon era bill in his stupid used car salesman suit. ah well #just know the jacket has a smilar triangle shape to the jacket he wears in the last flatland era drawing and has triangle buttons #you guys have seen it i posted that design before #a good portion of these drawings is just me going 'hee hee victorian fashion fun.' loved drawing andy's stupid big coat #also-- if you notice there's a jump in bill's clothing quality from the pictures where he's around 8 to the one where he's a teen #that's chuck's doing. he was like 'well if you're going to work in a tailor shop you should look the part >:(' #and bought bill a 'uniform' so he had some nicer clothes. bill's folks don't really bother getting him nicer clothes most of the time #but if someone else is paying they won't turn it down and he picked up on that

[welcome-to-alice-in-helll]

#straight jacket #creepy #coquette #yami kawaii #asylum #victorian asylum #haunted #mental health #menhera #emilie autumn #nicole dollanganger

[throwing-roses-into-the-abyss]

My first ever victorian outfit is DONE! I made all these things!!

#adventures in sewing #arts n crafts #the skirt and jacket are both made from 1895 patterns #the shawl is from an 1860s pattern #everything else is improvised lmao #i also have a stripey button up shirt and another petticoat #i'll get someone to take good pictures in daylight this weekend #so people can finally see my outfit is blue and not black lmao #anyway all of my clothes have massive flaws #but for a first ever victorian set (where i used actual patterns!) and after just one year of sewing #and i did a lot of this by hand and often while sick too #so i'm happy (or at least trying to convince myself i'm happy)

[null-entity]

It's not big, I am just short!

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[lichdolly]

Moi-même-Moitié - Velveteen Back Slit Jacket (2001)

#moi meme moitie #gothic lolita #outerwear #egl #egl fashion #elegant gothic lolita #elegant gothic aristocrat #ega #egl community #Victorian goth #alt fashion #harajuku fashion #lolita fashion #v kei #goth fashion #velveteen back slit jacket #velveteen dreams #my post tag

[marzipanandminutiae]

Hello!

I suddenly remembered that I'd read somewhere that at first the zouave jacket for women was considered a bit mannish. I've tried looking it up again, to make sure I didn't have false information, and all I could find where just descriptions of what it looked like or simple comments on how it was worn in the 1850s/60s and nothing that might imply it was seen as a way for women to be less feminine while still fully adhering to the ruls of clothing of the time.

Did I receive misinformation, did I dream this, or am I correct in my belief?

It was both mannish and wildly fashionable, yes! So think of it like "military-inspired" jackets today. Because that's exactly what it was, based on the distinctive short, open jackets worn by French Zouave soldiers of colonized north Africa (some of whom were local Berber/Amazigh people and brought a version of their traditional clothing to the uniform).

Here is the But Make It Fashion (Mostly For Western Women) zouave jacket of the 1860s:

A black-and-red color scheme was most similar to the uniform and therefore most common, but the name really refered to the jacket's shape and a fair amount of artistic license could be taken that pushed the design into more conventionally feminine territory:

Dress c. 1867, Museum at FIT.

Variations also remained popular for quite a long time:

(Mary Fields, AKA "Stagecoach Mary," the second female mail carrier in the country. Probably c. 1880s-1890s.)

So yeah, it was a bit of socially acceptable menswear inspiriation that women might adopt to look more androgynous- OR simply because they liked the shape. Depending on the trim and the rest of the outfit it was paired with.

#ask #anon #dress history #fashion history #victorian #zouave jacket

[ofdreamsanddoodles]

i've seen a few people draw hobie with the unlabeled pride flag which i feel is maybe a bit antithetical to his whole view. he just slaps whatever flags he can find on his jacket & lets people make their own assumptions while he goes about his day unbothered like g-d intended

#hobie wearing riri's lesbian flag bandana & a bi flag pin on his jacket #w a trans flag patch #i was going to say something more but i got distracted by the mental image #in my head hobie lives in the 80s if you introduced him to microlabels his head would explode #like those posts abt a victorian child but w slur discourse #aster speaks

[macbeth-s]

when you know the horrors are unknowable and beyond comprehension but ángel is getting progressively more unkempt and working class 👀👀

bonus:

#1899 #1899 spoilers #1899edit #miguel bernardeau #netflix #netflixedit #tvedit #i am but a victorian lady fainting because a finely dressed man took his jacket off #the scenes of everyone shovelling coal were fanservice like thank you for your service #im going to have to watch elite arent i #🤡🤡🤡

[gogmstuff]

Middle and Late 1870s (from top to bottom) -

Le Salon de 1874 by Camille-Léopold Cabaillot-Lassalle (on sale at Ary Jean Art Gallery). From their Web site 1574X2000.

1875 Lady in Black with a Dog by James Archer (location ?). From meisterdrucke.de-kunstdrucke-James-Archer-197600-Porträt-einer-Dame-in-Schwarz-mit-einem-Hund,-1875 2308X3878.

1877 Toilette by Jules James Rougeron (Tokyo Fuji Art Museum - Tokyo, Japan). From facebook.com/MimiMatthewsAuthor/photos/toilette-by-jules-james-rougeron-1877-this-is-the-painting-thats-on-the-cover-of/2377279908990463/ 1174X1725.

Florentia Maria Crawshay 1849-1920), née Woods, as a Young Woman by ? (Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery - Merthyr Tydfil, Merthyr Tydfil, UK). From Wikimedia; fixed more obvious spots w Pshop 936X1200.jpg,

Princess of Wales Alexandra by W. & D. Downey (Royal Collection). From teatimeatwinterpalace.tumblr.com/post/167945509352/queen-alexandra-when-princess-of-wales-x 540X810.

Two elegant sisters in a luxurious interior by Gustave Léonard de Jonghe (location ?). From tumblr.com/artthatgivesmefeelings; fixed spots & some cracks w Pshop 2048X2809.

1879 Jacqueline Paton en robe noire by Léon Comerre (location ?). From tumblr.com/random-brushstrokes; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1627X3072.

#1870s fashion #late Victorian fashion #bustle period fashion #Camille-Léopold Cabaillot-Lassalle #hat #curly hair #blouse #jacket #bustle #flounces #stripes #James Archer #long sleeves #Jules James Rougeron #tablier #Florentia Maria Crawshay #bateau neckline #cap sleeves #fur boa #Queen Alexandra #W. & D. Downey #clerical neckline #plaid #Gustave Léonard de Jonghe #square neckline #yoke neckline #Jacqueline Paton #Léon Comerre

[wickedcriminal]

#i was just staring into the distance like a victorian lady thinking about how much i love autumn #and thought dang id love to hear people wax poetry about what season they love the most #so this is your excuse #TELL ME ABOUT YOUR FAVORITE SEASON AND EVERYTHING YOU LOVE ABOUT IT #I'll go first: #autumn isn't too hot and it isn't too cold #the leaves are all orange and red and yellow and when they dry up you can rake em into a pile and jump into em #autumn is when you watch Over The Garden Wall and Halloween is just around the corner #autumn is when you stand outside and smell the dead leaves; hear them crack under your feet #you wear a light jacket to account for the approaching chill on the wind that tells you winter is just around the bend #autumn is a transitional and almost liminal time between the busy rush if summer and the quiet dead of winter #and it feels almost timeless when you stand outside during sunset and just LISTEN #all the birds are leaving #all the flowers are dying #and even the sun seems to leave sooner than it should #here comes winter #here it is

[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Visite by Emile Pingat, 1885, Paris.

#jacket #visite #1880s #antique #victorian

[immediatebreakfast]

Arthur was godsend in this entry. Now we know why Lucy chose him to be her husband, and I could not agree more that she chose perfectly. Arthur cares so much for Lucy and can notice that she is not doing well, and he immediately does something to help her because he doesn't want her to suffer.

He is the first person in the novel who ditched the idea of telling no one about something horrible, and waiting for the right moment™ to do something for a proactive response, and a start to help Lucy's condition. Arthur saw through Lucy's facade of being happy and healthy, despiste of what she wrote to Mina yesterday, and rightfully went and wrote to Seward to come to see her because Lucy needs medical attention right now. And I can't thank him enough for doing that.

Lucy has been suffering from being drained, she has been getting worse and worse while pushing herself to appear happy and cheerful even if she was in pain the whole time. Lucy doesn't know yet that Arthur called Seward to examine her, but I think that she will feel a little relieved now that finally someone not only noticed how bad she feels, but also went to search for help.

After this entry, I can say that Arthur is not the victorian cryptid who we know almost nothing, but a very caring man who thought about what to do to help his sick fiancee in the most clever way possible in order to not raise alarms (looking at you Mrs. Westenra).

Edit: Arthur actually tells Lucy about his idea and she agrees, my brain is stupid because that is the only bit of information that I didn't remember (⊙_⊙).

#So thank you Arthur for being the person that finally does something #Lucy chose him and for a good reason he immediately went and helped her #Other victorians: Noooooo I can't do something right now what if I misstep and create an uncomfortable situation #Arthur: Lucy is sick and dying *grabs Seward by his jacket* come and help her #dracula daily #arthur holmwood #lucy westenra

[see-arcane]

I so deeply appreciate your posts about Nope because when I saw it this past Saturday, I was definitely impacted by That One Scene, but it wasn’t till I started thinking about it later and seeing posts dissecting the implications that the horror and fear and disgust started to really hit. I needed time to digest it (sorry) and really come to grips with it.

Well, it is a lot to................take in. (drum riffs, booing)

I really have to hand it to Peele for how well he composed That Scene. The concept itself is already horrible to think of, but it's also a premise that isn't too many steps away from the kind of cosmic/body horror folks can get on the regular in this type of fiction. A lot of the scary bits of horror media can be mishandled or delivered so poorly that their watered down depiction leaves an audience shrugging, checking it off on their monster bingo card, and coming away with little to no impression.

That Scene could have gone the same way. Lackluster, underselling the punch of the threat, and moving right along to mundane sci-fi thriller antics. But Peele sets the whole thing up artfully. The menacing lead-up in the first half with the vanishing horses and the screaming in the sky. The full view of the innocent audience of strangers stopping for a fun tourist show, Jupe's wife and children, the shadows of terrified victims spinning up into the air, that closeup shot of epiphany on Jupe's face as he realizes his mistake too late.

And then, That Scene itself. The music, the sheer smallness of the people compared to the creature's innards, the tracking shot, the claustrophobia, the way you can see and hear just enough to understand what's happening and what's coming next.

You only see it once. You only need it once. Because the reality of the UFO's threat now gets to hang like a sword over the necks of our protagonists for the rest of the film (or something worse, because at least a sword would kill them quick, rather than...that), and whatever mild discomfort you had at the start of the movie when you were blissfully ignorant of the danger is now transformed into white-knuckled High Octane Terror (c) for these people.

I've said it before, I'll say it again. Fear of the unknown is powerful, but easy. Fear of the known, because the knowledge is just that horrific, is powerful and so, so much harder to pull off. But Jordan Peele nailed it and I love and fear him for it so very much.

#my brain is constantly ping-ponging between Victorian era vampire thoughts and modern masterpiece alien horror thoughts #I am confused and delighted by it #Nope #Nope 2022 #jordan peele #jean jacket #nope spoilers #spoilers #horror