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historicaldress:GENTLEMAN’S EMBROIDERED WOOL TAILCOAT, c. 1835Black broadcloth straight-cut fr

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

defunctfashion:Spencer Jacket | c. 1835• • •The Spencer jacket was named for the 2nd

jeannepompadour:Victorian boots, 1890s

my18thcenturysource:“Gustav III, King of Sweden in ermine coronation robe”, 1777, Alexan

edwardian-time-machine:Pelerine (woman’s cape), American, ca. 1890From the Metropolitan Museum

fashionsfromhistory:Ensemblec.1790sThe MET

fripperiesandfobs:Mantle of Ludwig II of Bavaria ca. 1880′sFrom the Museum der Bayerischen K&o

Fancy Dress Costume by Paul PoiretFrance, 1911Met Museum Early in the twentieth century Diaghilev&am

strawbeary-boy:thegentlemanscloset:erikkwakkel:Wearing a bookBooks are objects to read from. This is

fripperiesandfobs:Dress ca. 1888From the Museum at FIT

Wedding Dress by Madame Herzfelder America, 1902Met Museum

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

my18thcenturysource:Brocaded silk Mantua, 1730s, English, Victoria & Albert Museum.I’m

charlestonmuseum:While these incredible shoes were not worn by the Wicked Witch of the West, she pro

history-of-fashion:1755-1775 Dress (Sack or sacque dress) and petticoat (Europe)silk taffeta(Wintert

historicaldress:Emile Pingat Evening dress, c. 1895Medium: Black silk velvetThis two-piecedress is a

historicaldress: SILK and CUT VELVET SHAWL, 1850Royal blue taffeta having a black velvet foliate rep

oldrags:Dress, 1850’s, (I thiiink I remember finding this at the Met or the V&A Museum

artnouveaustyle:marylibra:PINGAT JET BEADED BUTTERFLY EVENING CAPE1890’sMaison Emile Pingat A.

fashionsfromhistory:Waistcoat1850sThe John Bright Collection

historicaldress:THREE FANCY VICTORIAN CAPES. Two velvet heavily decorated with cording, beadwor

jawsomejaba:1920s silk satin flapper shoes

fripperiesandfobs:Hussar uniform worn by Private Robert Smith at the Battle of Waterloo, 1815Fr

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