Waistco Gallery
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fashionsfromhistory:WaistcoatEarly 18th CenturyBritishThe plain white linen of this striking waistco
Suit, 1755-65From the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Day 7 of Outfit August: Dressed for the Big Interview.I couldn’t resist the idea of a waistcoa
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Self Portrait in a Yellow Waistcoast, by English painter Desmond Haughton, 1993
Gentleman’s vest and overcoat, c. 1750 France
teabooksandsweets:Yellow Waistcoat Man
ladygrayluvs:@heavyheadedgal - utterly Mac aesthetic
From design to costume: Raoul’s waistcoat and shirtHadley Fraser, Royal Albert HallToby Joch, Oberha
Gerold Brennerskirt & waistcoat by INFUNDIBULUMKimono handpainted vintage of 1916 Opera of Flore
vinceaddams:vincents-crows:I have finished my embroidered monster waistcoat!(Blog post here)Oh my go
jjfeildd:the fact is, this man is entirely too comfortable in period clothing
charlesdances:Peter Cushing | Waistcoats
Waistcoat embroidery update. The bottom edge is all filled in! And once I work my way a bit further
omgthatdress:Waistcoat1750-1770The Metropolitan Museum of Art
modelaest:ephemeral-elegance:Gentleman’s Three Piece Formal Velvet Suit (Coat, Waistcoat, Breeches)
historicaldress:GENTLEMAN’S SATIN COAT and WAISTCOAT, 1790Topaz silk having cloth-of-gold buttons in
thegentlemanscloset:Yellow silk waistcoat, dating to the 1760s. Chinese silk used for export to West
I can’t believe this terrible thing is an actual 1840′s embroidered waistcoat.
Man’s waistcoat, probably British, 1780′s. Silk satin with silk embroidery, silver spangles, velvet
tiny-librarian:This woman’s waistcoat, dating from about 1615-18, is made of linen and embroidered w
artschoolglasses:Coat and Waistcoat, around 1790Victoria and Albert Museum, London
fripperiesandfobs:Coat, waistcoat and breeches ca. 1790From LACMA
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