Masquerade Costume Gallery
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Edwardian fashions1. Berlin2-3. 1910s4. 1910s masquerade costume5. Gibson Girl hair and S-curve cors
Illustrations from the so-called “Brussels Album”, depicting numerous ceremonies held to
So that larp campaign I sometimes make maps for set up a masquerade ball. The dress code was pretty
“A Lady of Hindoostan” i.e. India; Plate from Beau Monde, 1809. Could be an illustration
Arlequina from Comedia dell Arte Schwarzenberg collection of theatralia, theatre repertoire and cost
sartorialadventure:Edwardian fashions1. Berlin2-3. 1910s4. 1910s masquerade costume5. Gibson Girl ha
A masquer in “Brittannia Triumphans” and costume for the King in the masquerade “S
ukpuru:‘Odogu (ancient mother)’ Okakagbe masquerade headdress and costume made by Lawrence Ajanaku i
William Montagu Hay, 10th Marquess of Tweeddale and his daughter Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine Hay
Costumes by Firefly Path (click to enlarge)1. Blue masquerade fairy gown2. Butterfly garden gown3. B
Women dressed in 18th century masquerade costumes for the “Bal Oriental” held in Venice, September 1
25. Masquerade/Costume Party @huxloweenLast one for the season before winter comes!
Woman’s costume of the moon, 1921
Plum blossoms dryad mask - It took me a few months to devise a way to make realistic-looking faux st
You would think I’d be sick of winter by now (and I am) but I started this one back in November so i
fycaos:chilling adventures of sabrina + masquerade costumes
Margravine Sibylla Augusta of Baden-Baden dressed for a masquerade as an Oriental slave, 1700-06
Photograph from a portrait album showing Romanian court members in historical dress for a royal cost
Lady Cardross, later Rosalie Louisa, Countess of Buchan and the Hon Muriel Erskine in 18th century c
Franziska Sibylla of Saxe-Lauenburg (1675-1733) Margravine of Baden-Baden in fancy dress costume as
The Countess de Grey as Cleopatra at the the Duchess of Devonshire’s Diamond Jubilee Costume Ball, 1
Cap. Cerimonia and Signora Laurina, Balli di Sfessania by Jacques Callot, 1621-22
Design for a fancy-dress costume by Leon Sault, 1860s
Countess Jacqueline Elisabet Gyldenstolpe by Jakob Björk (1727-1793)
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