Clothing History

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yesterdaysprint:The Illustrated Book of Manners: A Manual of Good Behavior and Polite Accomplishment

Untitled #420 by yasm-ina featuring Giorgio Armani ❤ liked on PolyvoreTed Baker floral skater dress,

Women’s Embroidered Coat from Albania, 1900Source Sleeveless purple velvet with elaborate gold

thekimonogallery:Kosode with Iris Design and Sarasa Patchwork.  Sarasa: India and others, 17th

fashionsfromhistory: Monk’s Robe 1964 Tibet Burke Museum of National History and Culture

history-of-fashion: ab. 1905 Wedding dress by Liberty & Co. Ltd.silk satin embroid

Untitled on We Heart It.

Azzedine Alaïa trough history pt.3

Azzedine Alaïa fashion history pt.2

Azzedine Alaia fashion history pt.1

Daily life of VikingsPicture by Sebastien “Myskia” Dusart(Association viking de reconsti

Daily life of VikingsPicture by Sebastien “Myskia” Dusart(Association viking de reconsti

Daily life of VikingsPicture by Sebastien “Myskia” Dusart(Association viking de reconsti

Nguyễn dynasty áo ngũ thân worn by the young generation of Vietnamese. None of them are

Egyptian Beadnet Dress. c. 2100 -2300 BC. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. [x] This bead-net dress, pres

・Based On China Eastern Han Mural: “Couples in Feast 《 夫妇宴饮图 》”・Hair ornament ba

Thrifting in 19th Century Paris In the early 19th century, when clothing was self-made, expensive, a

Daguerreotype portrait of two men posing with the grave of Solomon Harthorn somewhere in California,

Vietnam’s art challenge Vietnam Reimagined has just ended, and there are so many amazing piece

Reconstruction of Attendant attire (侍服) during Restored Later Lê period. Attendant attire was

A really creative re-imagining of Việt phục of Nguyễn dynasty in a modern setting. Here we have yếm,

Redrawing Nguyễn dynasty Vietnamese emperors in proper Court attire.Source: Ging Trần

Werbung im Sport oder was will uns der Fechtmeister sagen mit dem Brezel Verkäufer im Bild. /Ad

Beginn einer Schlacht / Start of a battle

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