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18thcenturyfop:Court suit                                    Place of origin:Date:Artist/Maker:Mater

edwardian-time-machine:Yes, that’s right folks. A watch fob made of REAL human hair! And it will soo

thegentlemanscloset:Coat, circa 1740. Brown silk. Brocade. Motifs done in silver thread

shewhoworshipscarlin:Buttons from a frock coat, 1780s.

omgthatdress:Dress1845The Kyoto Costume Instutute

thegentlemanscloset:Court Costume, France, Louis XVI, cut velvet in garnet with silver and gold embr

edwardian-time-machine:► Moonlight MondayEvening coatAttributed to Weeks (French)Date: 1910–12Source

fripperiesandfobs:Court coat of Marshal Louis Alexandre Berthier, Prince de Wagram, 1799-1815From So

fashionsfromhistory:Up Close: Jacket & Petticoat, c.1785 & 1750s-1770s (The MET)

omgthatdress:Chintz Waistcoat1770-1790The Metropolitan Museum of Art

history-of-fashion:1900-1909 Hardanger Dress with belt by unknown (USA)white linen, Hardanger embroi

fripperiesandfobs:Day dress, 1885From the Museu del Disseny

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

thegentlemanscloset:Embroidery and button details of French waistcoat from 1765. Silk, linen backing

lookingbackatfashionhistory:• Man’s Suit.Place of origin: FranceDate: ca. 1755Medium: Silk cut, uncu

lookingbackatfashionhistory:• Woman’s Riding Ensemble.Place of origin: United States Date: ca. 1820M

lookingbackatfashionhistory:• Woman’s Dress (Redingote).Place of origin: EuropeDate: ca. 1790Medium:

Catholic Church. Antiphonary (Ambrosian rite) :manuscript,[13–]. In extant order.MS Typ 299 Ho

fripperiesandfobs:Walking suit ca. 1870’sFrom the Indianapolis Museum of Art

fripperiesandfobs:Coat and waistcoat ca. 1745From Cora Ginsburg LLC

sartorialadventure:Embroidery on a man’s suit. French, 1800-1815

oldrags:Poke bonnet, ca 1840 France, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

bodleianlibs:Pictured above are the earliest extant bookcases in the world.Functional and a little s

omgthatdress:EnsembleGustave Beer, 1904-1905The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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