Dressing Gown

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gingerbbatch:sherlock wearing: the camel dressing gown

ballata: Dressing gowns…

europeanafashion:Men’s dressing gown with attached waistcoat, chintz, c. 1750-1799. Collection Centr

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Faye Dunaway, Beverly Hills Hotel, March1977Photo: Terry O’Neill (British; 1938– )Chromogenic print

canibefamousnowworld: Forever living in my dressing gown

adokal:Men’s dressing gown with attached waistcoat, ca 1750-1799. The Netherlands. source           

cinemaspam:David’s response to Aunt Elizabeth asking him why he is wearing a woman’s dressing gown (

vinceaddams:Top 3 photos: Patchwork Dressing Gown c. 1835, MAAS Collection.Bottom 3 photos: Patchwor

tropicale-moderne: Boudoir by D'Lish dressing gown

Goddess Ezada Sinn in pink marabou dressing gown

PIC 1: “You’re hungover and pop to the shops in your dressing gown, only to bump into a ridiculously

Parisian Model in a Dressing Gown, Albert Edelfelt 

bohemiandecadence:alanilagan.comChinese Silk Dressing Gown—silk embroidery on silk damask woul

mimicofmodes:Dressing gown, ca. 1830; brocaded silkMetropolitan Museum of Art 2009.300.2970a, b; Bro

soleilglow:Boudoir by D'Lish dressing gowns

(Apologies again for the crappy photo, my camera still has mysterious dirt trapped inside the lens.)

fripperiesandfobs:Dressing gown, 1860′sFrom Hindmanthat’s a DRESSING GOWN???I would wear

merlad:historicaldress:EMBROIDERED SILK DRESSING GOWN, 1880sJapanese for the western market, brown s

heysexylady50:Ladies Satin Sleepwear including sexy nightdresses and dressing gowns, and elegant pyj

Quilted Dressing GownJapanese, Western Market1890Notes: Claims to be from 1890 but looks strikingly

logija: Boudoir by D'Lish dressing gown

Dressing Gown, 1885-90, European (probably), wool. “though the fabric used to make this ro

Cotton wrapper/dressing gown probably owned by Margaret Ann Hale, ca. 1850. From the Kentucky Histor

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