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my18thcenturysource:Green SuitsI was thinking about that green suit from the LACMA we all love (reme

my18thcenturysource:On Wednesdays We Wear Pink:Or we wear our hair pink as these two sitters in the

my18thcenturysource:Maybe, just for the eye candy, this is the actual best behind the scenes photo f

ladysmatter:my18thcenturysource:“Self Portrait” John Singleton Copley, 1780-84One of the most import

my18thcenturysource:Pocket detail on a ensemble, 1780’s. Made in France of silk velvet embroidered w

my18thcenturysource:lestating:Interview with the Vampire: Behind the scenesWow. Just wow.We hardly s

my18thcenturysource:Sleeved WaistcoatsEvery time I read/hear/say that term, can’t help but giggle: s

my18thcenturysource:Georgian January Day 2: FloraWell, I missed day 1, but here’s day to of this cha

my18thcenturysource:More photos of my 1894 shirtwaist! (Here the first post about this garment)I add

my18thcenturysource:Black is the colour.Black is my favourite colour and I had never made a post abo

my18thcenturysource:On Wednesdays We Wear Pink:“The Pybus family”, c.1769, Nathaniel Dance, National

my18thcenturysource:Mary and Margaret GainsboroughThomas Gainsborough had favourite subjects to pain

my18thcenturysource:On Wednesdays We Wear PinkSuit reproduction by Dragos Moldoveanu from Chenilles

my18thcenturysource:Just getting into the Holiday mood with some men dressed in red and looking grea

ladysmatter:my18thcenturysource:“Self Portrait” John Singleton Copley, 1780-84One of the

my18thcenturysource:As part of Black History Month, I think important to share the work of Cheyney M

my18thcenturysource:“The Blue Boy”, Thomas Gainsborough, ca. 1770.This is an 18th century portrait o

my18thcenturysource:The White (and colourful) StripesThe stripes for the late 18th century menswear

my18thcenturysource:Last week, Davrie Caro contacted me (via the Facebook page) to share these image

my18thcenturysource:history-of-fashion:1715-1716 Fra Galgario (Giuseppe Vittore Ghislandi) - Portrai

my18thcenturysource:Black 18th Century“I am America. I am the part you won’t recognize. But get used

my18thcenturysource:Apparently Marianne Loir loved to paint leopard print and fur. A I’m totally for

my18thcenturysource:On Wednesdays We Wear Pink:“Messenger Monsey”, 1764, Mary Black and Thomas Black

my18thcenturysource:One suit, two styles.kingfucko asked about the green suit in the Moschino post,

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