Romantic Era

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Summer dress ca. 1835From Kerry Taylor Auctions

Dress ca. 1830From Cora Ginsburg (auctioned 2003)

Evening or wedding dress ca. 1830From Tessier & Sarrou

Afternoon dress ca. 1832From Tessier & Sarrou

Dress and turban ca. 1830-32From Tessier & Sarrou

Court dress of the Duchesse de Berry ca. 1828From Tessier & Sarrou

Dress ca. 1820From Tessier & Sarrou

Bodice, 1820′sFrom Hindman

Surcoat worn by George IV at his coronation, July 19, 1821. Depicted in a portrait by Sir Thomas Law

Portrait of General Jackson. • General Moreau. Jacques Luc Barbier-Walbonne.

Evolution in women’s fashion in Europe, 1770s to 1910sAll attires from The National Museum in

Juliane Elise Larpent, née Mathiesen, painted by Louis Aumont in 1827. The portrait of Julian

One of the most typical Romantic era fashion details I know of is the big, quadratic belt buckle wom

1840s silk dresses, with focus on fan pleated bodices and shot silk Blue/golden shot silk day dress,

Day dress ca. 1837-38From Cora Ginsburg

Evening dress ca. 1823-24From Cora Ginsburg

⚜VoyageVisuel⚜ | ‘A Thorn Amidst Roses’, C.1887 Giclee print by James Sant (18

⚜VoyageVisuel⚜ | ‘Un Fleur’, Art Detail by Vlaho Bukovacm 1887

Dress ca. 1822-25From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres

Dress ca. 1820From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres

Coat ca. 1815-25From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres

Coat ca. 1815-30From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres

Spencer ca. 1820From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres

Spencer ca. 1820From Enchères Sadde via Interencheres

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