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defunctfashion:Suit and Beaver Tricorne Hat | c. 1780 #whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fas
defunctfashion:Robe à la Française | c.1760A typical 18th century women’s dress, “robe à la français
defunctfashion:Ball Gown | c. 1859・・・Usually I have an aversion to fringe used in sartorial applicat
defunctfashion:Evening Dress | c.1850 —This elegant dress is made of mull with applications of jewel
defunctfashion:Nothing like a little #Fragonard humour to start your day. Thanks @newyorkermag!
defunctfashion:Alexander McQueen for Givenchy | c. 1998・・・This dress, in the palest dove-grey silk c
Jean Dessès | 1953⠀———⠀Jean Dessès began his fashion career designing for a small couture house, Mai
defunctfashion:Suit with Women’s Suffrage Sash and Pin | c. 1917 • • • Tomorrow if you’re not voting
defunctfashion:Spencer Jacket | c. 1835• • •The Spencer jacket was named for the 2nd
defunctfashion:Jeanne Paquin | c. 1903 • • • The hanging grape cluster decorations m
defunctfashion:I’m so glad I decided to get back to posting on defunctfashion again this year.
defunctfashion:Afternoon Dress | c. 1895 • • • Sleeves expanded during the early 1890
defunctfashion:Jacques Doucet | c. 1890 • • • This exceptionally beautiful ball gown
defunctfashion:Wedding Gown | c. 1868 • • • By the mid 1860s weddings had gone from s
defunctfashion: Robe à la Française | c. 1770 • • • Flounce, fly fringe
defunctfashion: Mantua | c.1760 —The gown had been found in May 1989 by Theresa Merville Crawl
defunctfashion: Court Gown | c.1750 —In the eighteenth century, formal dress was so closely as
defunctfashion: Evening Dress | c. 1855 This dress might be termed a typical example of the delicat
defunctfashion:Robe à l’Anglaise | c. 1790 • • • This dress beautifully
defunctfashion:Riding Habit | c. 1770s • • • #whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashi
defunctfashion:Venetian Court Dress | c. 1745 • • • #whattheywore #historicalfashion
defunctfashion: Rode de Cour | c.1770s —#whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fashiondesi
Jean Dessès | 1953⠀ ———⠀ Jean Dessès began his fashion career design
defunctfashion:Rode de Cour | c.1770s —#whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fashiondesig
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