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theritahaywortharchive:The black satin gown Rita Hayworth wore for the famous one glove strip tease

sirjohnsmythe:She stood by the tea-table in a light-coloured muslin gown, which had a good deal of p

fripperiesandfobs:Tea gown ca. 1891-93From the exhibition “A Century of Style: Costume and Colour 18

antiquatedfashions:Tea Gown, House of WorthFrance, 1910Met MuseumEvery one knows that a tea-gown is

history-of-fashion:ab. 1897 Tea Gown by Charles Frederick Worth, belonged to Countess Greffulhecut-a

Dressing Gown (Tea Gown) Made Of Silk Chiffon Over Silk Satin, With Lace, Silk Ribbon, Ribbon Flower

Velvet and Net Tea Gown, ca. 1891-93David Kemp & Son, Glasgowvia Kelvingrove Museum…and y

It’s FRIDAY FASHION FACT! If you have been reading this blog for a while, you’ll know th

met-costume:Tea gown by Liberty & Co., Metropolitan Museum of Art: Costume InstituteBrooklyn Mus

fripperiesandfobs:Worth tea gown ca. 1895From the Musée Galliera

I’m emotional (tears + snot nose). So, I’m the winner of the 2017 Gilda Award for my wor

fashionologyextraordinaire:Tea Gown, ca. 1900. Colección Museo de Historia Mexicana Saved from: www.

Liberty and Company tea gown, c. 1887

mangochanel: Adam Selman’s 20-person team gluing 230,000 Swarovski crystals on Rihanna’s CFDA gown

ntg-kort: Adam Selman’s 20-person team gluing 230,000 Swarovski crystals on Rihanna’s CFDA gown x

mangochanel:Adam Selman’s 20-person team gluing 230,000 Swarovski crystals on Rihanna’s CFDA gown xF

fashionologyextraordinaire:Countess Greffulhe’s Tea gown, Maison Worth, circa 1897.Saved from: www.p

Jessie in an Arbok inspired evening gown

fripperiesandfobs:Tea gown ca. 1875-80From Cora Ginsburg The opening of Japan to trade in the 1860s

japonismefashion: Tea GownJapanese, Western MarketPossibly Liberty & Co.1895This tea gown w

Tea GownJapanese, Western Market1898Yokohama silk robe with chrysanthemum embroidery.

Tea Gown, House of WorthFrance, 1910Met Museum Every one knows that a tea-gown is a hybrid between a

omgthatdress: Tea Gown 1910 The Metropolitan Museum of Art

hoopskirtsociety: Back if Tea Gown ca. Late 1870s

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