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ephemeral-elegance:Beaded Lace Evening Boots, 1959-60Roger Vivier for House of Diorvia The Met

ephemeral-elegance:Gold and Pietre Dure Mosaic Parure: Tiara, Necklace, Earrings, and Comb, ca. 1808

ephemeral-elegance:Floral Chiffon Party Dress with Satin Sash, ca. 1950s via Mill Street Vintage

ephemeral-elegance: Hello fabulous followers! We’re back with a long overdue FRIDAY FASHION FACT! Wi

ephemeral-elegance:Metallic Embroidered Patterned Velvet Court Suit, ca. late 18th- early 19th Centu

ephemeral-elegance:Art Nouveau Embroidered Skirt, ca. 1900-05Attributed to Callot Soeursvia Palais G

ephemeral-elegance:Patent Leather and Velvet Boots, ca. 1890-1920via Bata Shoe Museum

ephemeral-elegance: Floral Chiffon Party Dress with Satin Sash, ca. 1950s via Mill Street Vintage

ephemeral-elegance:Embroidered Velvet Boots, 1971Golo Footwear Corporationvia Kakkoii Mono

ephemeral-elegance:Diamond Collar Necklace, 1899Designed by Boucheron Owned by Mary-Louise McKayvia

ephemeral-elegance:Cotton Lace Dress with Adjustable Bustle, ca. 1885via The Met

ephemeral-elegance:Satin Evening Dress with Embellished Tulle Overlay, ca. 1912via Contentment Farms

ephemeral-elegance:It’s FRIDAY FASHION FACT time! Arguably the most iconic piece of historic dress i

ephemeral-elegance:It’s FRIDAY FASHION FACT! Today we are discussing another very specific piece of

ephemeral-elegance:Supertunica and Dalmatica worn by Queen Victoria at her coronation, June 28, 1838

ephemeral-elegance:Corset/Stays, ca. 1750-75via The Met

ephemeral-elegance:Welcome back to FRIDAY FASHION FACT! I went on a bit of an 18th Century spree thi

ephemeral-elegance:Welcome to this week’s FRIDAY FASHION FACT! Today we’re talking about why the vas

ephemeral-elegance:Brussels Applique Lace Shawl, ca. mid 19th Centuryvia Whitaker Auctions

ephemeral-elegance:Beaded and Embroidered Ball Gown, ca. 1887-89Levilon, Parisvia The Met

ephemeral-elegance:Beaded Satin Evening Gown, 1957Designed by Norman Hartnell Won by Queen Elizabeth

ephemeral-elegance:Imitation Tortoise Shell and Iridescent Pheasant Feather Fan, ca. 1910via Rijkmus

ephemeral-elegance:ephemeral-elegance:Coronation Robes of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953 Designed by Norma

theblacklacedandy: ephemeral-elegance: Hand Painted Petal Dress, ca. early 1980s Oscar de la Renta

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