Dress History

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memory-of-the-romanovs:Ceremonial coronation dress of silver brocade with silver embroidery,1883. Be

mimicofmodes:history-of-fashion:ab. 1804-1810 Court dress called “Joséphine” (Attributed to Jean-Fra

history-of-fashion:1800 Coronation dress worn by Frederica of Baden silver fabric taffeta, gold thre

“The Wedding Dress” by Frederick William Elwell, 1911

Thomas Gainsborough, The Mall in St. James’s Park, 1783.See more & learn more at the Googl

Spangled Half Mourning Evening Gown, 1902Worn by Queen Alexandra the year following Queen Victoria’s

mumblingsage:yamino:iamingrid:yamino:omgthatdress:Half-Mourning Dress1910-1912The Victoria & Alb

This striking asymmetrical dinner dress was made by Lucile between 1910 and 1912. It was designed fo

1950s prom dresses in ‘crisp cool nylon’(VIA) theniftyfifties:Dress fashions by Teena Pa

kingloisoffrance:20 years of photos show we pretty much all dress the sameFor better or for worse, w

Portret pani w białej sukni(Portrait of a Lady in a White Dress -  Olga Boznanska 1905Impressionism

fripperiesandfobs:Dior evening dress, fall/winter 1948From Kerry Taylor Auctions

Wedding ensemble from Albania, 1890 -1910

Dovima with elephants by Richard Avedon, evening dress by Dior, Cirque d'Hiver, Paris, August 1955(s

Worth evening dress, 1911-1912

Edwardian dresses by Lucile1. 19142. 19143. 1912 (Modeled by “Lucile” herself: Lady Lucy Duff Gordon

Lady in a Lilac Dress, Władysław Czachórski, 1880s

fripperiesandfobs:Evening dress, mid-1880′sFrom the John Bright Historic Costume Collection

The Ladies Waldegrave by Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1780

Court dress of Queen Emma of the Netherlands, 1882From the Koninklijke Verzamelingen

obscure-affection:deepdarkmarvellous:owlmylove:vintagegal: Doucet evening dress,  Paris, 1900-1905TH

historicaldress:Bridesmaid Dress, 1896Cream silk brocade bodice and skirt with a pale pink and green

Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costumes Parisiens, 1914, No. 165 by  Gerda Wegener

Court dress of Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia (nee Sophie Dorothea of Wurttemberg), 1780s

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