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history-of-fashion:ab. 1765 Three-piece suit (France)silk plain weave (faille) with metallic-thread

lookingbackatfashionhistory:• Dress.Place of origin: LondonDate: ca. 1894Artist/Maker: Liberty &

steampunktendencies:Rare Victorian Era Ritter road-skates or foot bicycles. 1898

noplaceforsanity:Suit (frock coat, waistcoat, breeches). France, 1760s-70s. Silk, embroidery. {sourc

thegentlemanscloset:18th century waistcoats with embroidered scenes on them.The top image comes from

fashionsfromhistory:Skirt Suit1908-1909Goldstein Museum of Design

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shewhoworshipscarlin:Waistcoats, 1840s, USA.

ephemeral-elegance:Man’s Tailcoat, ca. 1833Likely remade from a dress or other garment, as evidenced

history-of-fashion:ab. 1874 Mourning dresssilk, cotton, glass(Glasgow Museums)I don’t think this is

fashionsfromhistory:Jacket1730s-1740sSpain

ephemeral-elegance:Victorian Roller Skatesvia Live Auctioneers

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fripperiesandfobs:Dress, 1880From the Musee du Costume et de la Dentelle

jackviolet:18th century embroidery.Nooo, that 4th picture  is brocade. Not embroidery.

fripperiesandfobs:Gown ca. 1798From Cora Ginsburg

fripperiesandfobs:Dress ca. 1855From the Kent State University Museum

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