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ornamentedbeing:Le Lac des cygnes, costume pour la Reine...

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ornamentedbeing:1928 designed by Boué Soeurs

ornamentedbeing:Portrait of grand duchess Maria Pavlovna 1800...

ornamentedbeing:ca. 1899Oh my goodness look at all those tiny...

ornamentedbeing:All diamonds and Brazilian pink topazes made...

ornamentedbeing:1) Isaac Newton is credited with the...

ornamentedbeing:c. 1900Met

ornamentedbeing:He stood up and then sat down again, and the tears rained down his cheeks. I felt an

ornamentedbeing:A sneak peek of my costume that will be shown at Buckingham Palace on May 18th.

ornamentedbeing:I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want on

ornamentedbeing:Happy Ides of March!Shakespeare re-enactment tomorrowI’M NOT READYYYY

ornamentedbeing:Man’s Suit, circa 1760Costume/clothing principle attire/entire body, Coat and

ornamentedbeing:When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: Krikor Jabotian | 2012 I am such a sucker for capes. I was in love with GP’s

ornamentedbeing:I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute!I&rsq

ornamentedbeing:ca. 1765SilkThe Met

ornamentedbeing:He stood up and then sat down again, and the tears rained down his cheeks. I felt an

ornamentedbeing:2 more examples of the parasol pocketI’ve misplaced my first source but the se

ornamentedbeing:I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want on

ornamentedbeing:omgtermblr:Linderhof Palace and the Venus GrottoThe Venus Grotto reminds me of the P

ornamentedbeing:oh. my. lord. I sat here and laughed for a good five minutes.

ornamentedbeing:Author: Peter Kintzing (1745-1816) and David Roentgen (1743-1807)Date: 178

ornamentedbeing:I. am. in. lust.

ornamentedbeing: ‘A gold ring, circa 1820, the decorative scalloped shank terminating in an oval hea

ornamentedbeing: Metropolitan Museum of Art C. 1735 A Spitalfields silk dress with a dome-shaped sk

kyrievali: ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing

ornamentedbeing: Hamda Al Fahim Fall/ Winter 2013 Collection I’ve always told my mother I wo

ornamentedbeing: What to wear for the Zombie Apocalypse!

ornamentedbeing: For Sansa’s wedding dress the designer Michele Clapton wanted to h

ornamentedbeing:A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing:Eleven years ago my fifth grade literature teacher told me that the only way to prop

ornamentedbeing:aycakes:snickerfig:ornamentedbeing:“The most intriguing duel fought between wo

nikofag:gingerhaze:walklikeaghost:ganbattesisyphus:tumblino:ornamentedbeing:Topless dueling?I know i

ornamentedbeing:Those are the most beautiful button holes.… … Don’t judge m

ornamentedbeing:Author: Peter Kintzing (1745-1816) and David Roentgen (1743-1807)Date: 178

ornamentedbeing:aycakes:snickerfig:ornamentedbeing:“The most intriguing duel fought between wo

ornamentedbeing:Can you guess which movie I’m currently watching?Yes.

ornamentedbeing:Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de l

ornamentedbeing:Sorry everyone but the theme of this blog for the next two days is Opera, Theatre, a

ornamentedbeing:“Showcased is a stunning blue silk faille evening gown with a bodice, trained

ornamentedbeing:Museums of Fine Arts, BostonDoll’s dress in two parts18th centuryI will hate t

ornamentedbeing:Those are the most beautiful button holes.… … Don’t judge m

ornamentedbeing:Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing:At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

nikofag: gingerhaze: walklikeaghost: ganbattesisyphus: tumblino: ornamentedbeing: Topless dueling? I

ornamentedbeing:A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing:I’m doing a research paper on tight lacing and I’ve started researching

ornamentedbeing:ca. 1765SilkThe Met

ornamentedbeing:c. 1879 I’m having trouble forming sentences and finding words to describ

ornamentedbeing:Author: Peter Kintzing (1745-1816) and David Roentgen (1743-1807)Date: 178

ornamentedbeing:“When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spindl

ornamentedbeing:“When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spindl

ornamentedbeing:2 more examples of the parasol pocketI’ve misplaced my first source but the se

ornamentedbeing: L. P. Hollander & Co., Boston c. 1915-16

ornamentedbeing: Le Lac des cygnes, costume pour la Reine d’après Tomio Mohri, Opéra Bastille, 1992

ornamentedbeing:Can you guess which movie I’m currently watching?Yes.

ornamentedbeing:Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de l

ornamentedbeing:At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing:Sherlock anyone?This one is definitely going on my to-do list. c. 1888 Plaid Wo

ornamentedbeing:Museums of Fine Arts, BostonDoll’s dress in two parts18th centuryI will hate t

ornamentedbeing:A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing:I pride myself on always having words to describe something and yet they have failed

ornamentedbeing:Sorry everyone but the theme of this blog for the next two days is Opera, Theatre, a

ornamentedbeing:I’m re-watching Marie Antoinette for about the hundredth time and I realized t

ornamentedbeing:c. 1879 I’m having trouble forming sentences and finding words to describ

ornamentedbeing:I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want on

ornamentedbeing:Le Lac des cygnes, costume pour la Reine d’après Tomio Mohri, Opé

ornamentedbeing:1720s-1730sThe V&A says: Pattens were worn to lift the shoe out of the

ornamentedbeing:1720s-1730sThe V&A says: Pattens were worn to lift the shoe out of the

ornamentedbeing:Sherlock anyone?This one is definitely going on my to-do list. c. 1888 Plaid Wo

ornamentedbeing:Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing:He stood up and then sat down again, and the tears rained down his cheeks. I felt an

ornamentedbeing:Oh dear.Dress (Ball Gown)Mrs. Osborn Company (American)c. 1910

ornamentedbeing:“Showcased is a stunning blue silk faille evening gown with a bodice, trained

ornamentedbeing:Uniform of General of Division worn by Napoleon at the Battle of Marengo, 1800

ornamentedbeing:FranceMan’s Suit, 1780-1785Costume/clothing principle attire/entire body, Coat

ornamentedbeing:Eleven years ago my fifth grade literature teacher told me that the only way to prop

ornamentedbeing:He stood up and then sat down again, and the tears rained down his cheeks. I felt an

ornamentedbeing:Happy Ides of March!Shakespeare re-enactment tomorrowI’M NOT READYYYY

ornamentedbeing:Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thousa

ornamentedbeing:Here is the title page photo accompanied by the text: “Getting His Pants

ornamentedbeing:The best part of being a flight attendant is planning my roster according to museum

ornamentedbeing:I’m doing a research paper on tight lacing and I’ve started researching

ornamentedbeing:ACK. The embroidery! The colours! The buttons! The breeches! The vest! The EMBROIDER

ornamentedbeing:Oh dear.Dress (Ball Gown)Mrs. Osborn Company (American)c. 1910

ornamentedbeing:aycakes:snickerfig:ornamentedbeing:“The most intriguing duel fought between wo

ornamentedbeing:La Vie Parisienne

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: Portrait of a Lady James Earle - No dates listed Private collection Painting - oil

ornamentedbeing: “Showcased is a stunning blue silk faille evening gown with a bodice, trained

ornamentedbeing: Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thous

ornamentedbeing: I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want o

ornamentedbeing: Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing: Those are the most beautiful button holes. … … Don’t judg

ornamentedbeing: I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute! I&r

ornamentedbeing: “Morning Toilette.” 1760 Oh, Adoration in it’s purest form.

ornamentedbeing: oh. my. lord. I sat here and laughed for a good five minutes.

ornamentedbeing: A dream is a wish your heart makes when you’re fast asleep. In dreams yo

ornamentedbeing: I. am. in. lust.

ornamentedbeing: Europe, vers 1790 - Mus des Tissus de Lyon; Photo Pierre Verrier Altered 19th centu

ornamentedbeing: Jean-Philippe Worth (French, 1856–1926) c. 1898-1900 Met

ornamentedbeing: Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt at a fancy dress ball. In the latter half of the nineteenth c

ornamentedbeing: I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want o

ornamentedbeing: 2 more examples of the parasol pocket I’ve misplaced my first source but the

ornamentedbeing: I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute! I&r

ornamentedbeing: I pride myself on always having words to describe something and yet they have faile

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing: I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute! I&r

ornamentedbeing: c. 1780-90 The Met says: Waistcoats of the 18th and 19th centuries served as a

ornamentedbeing: Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing: Le Lac des cygnes, costume pour la Reine d’après Tomio Mohri, Op&eacut

ornamentedbeing: Secret poison case disguised as a book, 17th century

ornamentedbeing: “When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spind

ornamentedbeing: Jean-Philippe Worth (French, 1856–1926) c. 1898-1900 Met

ornamentedbeing: Happy Ides of March! Shakespeare re-enactment tomorrow I’M NOT READYYYY

ornamentedbeing: I am so happy that this is real. I love modern technology. DNA was extracted f

ornamentedbeing: Man’s Suit, circa 1760Costume/clothing principle attire/entire body, Coat and

ornamentedbeing: La Vie Parisienne

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thous

ornamentedbeing: “When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spind

ornamentedbeing: Habit d’homme vers 1790- Musée des Tissus de Lyon – Photo D.R.

ornamentedbeing: Here is the title page photo accompanied by the text: “Getting His Pant

ornamentedbeing: A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing: Cape circa 1880s

ornamentedbeing: Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt at a fancy dress ball. In the latter half of the nineteenth c

ornamentedbeing: I know I’ve said it before but I still think the knot work dress was based on

ornamentedbeing: A dream is a wish your heart makes when you’re fast asleep. In dreams yo

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: © kyoto costume institute / waistcoat [mid-18th century] I love how KCI does t

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing: ACK. The embroidery! The colours! The buttons! The breeches! The vest! The EMBROIDE

ornamentedbeing: Man’s Suit, circa 1760Costume/clothing principle attire/entire body, Coat and

ornamentedbeing: Happy Ides of March! Shakespeare re-enactment tomorrow I’M NOT READYYYY

ornamentedbeing: Here is the title page photo accompanied by the text: “Getting His Pant

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing: Opera Costume from the Milan Costume Museum

ornamentedbeing: oh. my. lord. I sat here and laughed for a good five minutes.

ornamentedbeing: He stood up and then sat down again, and the tears rained down his cheeks. I felt a

ornamentedbeing: A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing: Europe, vers 1790 - Mus des Tissus de Lyon; Photo Pierre Verrier Altered 19th centu

ornamentedbeing: Queen of the Night Edward Robert Hughes (1851-1914), “Night”

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: Author: Peter Kintzing (1745-1816) and David Roentgen (1743-1807) Date: 1

ornamentedbeing: Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: Opera Costume from the Milan Costume Museum

ornamentedbeing: I’m doing a research paper on tight lacing and I’ve started researching

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: I. am. in. lust.

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing: 1912–15

ornamentedbeing: 1720s-1730s The V&A says: Pattens were worn to lift the shoe out of th

ornamentedbeing: I pride myself on always having words to describe something and yet they have faile

ornamentedbeing: Happy Ides of March! Shakespeare re-enactment tomorrow I’M NOT READYYYY

ornamentedbeing: “Oh, bother the flowers that bloom in the spring.”

ornamentedbeing: c. 1904 The Met

ornamentedbeing: Krikor Jabotian | 2013

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: Costume bodice Spanish, 1575–1600 MFA

ornamentedbeing: Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing: Courtesy of the Met of course. Court dress, ca. 1750BritishBlue silk taffeta brocad

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing: Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thous

ornamentedbeing: To kick off tomorrow post we’ll start with something a little earlier than wh

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: Eleven years ago my fifth grade literature teacher told me that the only way to pro

ornamentedbeing: I’m not sure if you’ve noticed but my style icon is Lucile. This gown a

ornamentedbeing: Le Lac des cygnes, costume pour la Reine d’après Tomio Mohri, Op&eacut

ornamentedbeing: Oh dear. Dress (Ball Gown) Mrs. Osborn Company (American) c. 1910

ornamentedbeing: According to the New York Times this is an Original Goth. We are not amused.

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: Oh dear. Dress (Ball Gown) Mrs. Osborn Company (American) c. 1910

ornamentedbeing: Empress Josephine’s bedroom at Malmaison

ornamentedbeing: Bedroom from the Sagredo Palace, Venice ca. 1718

ornamentedbeing: French Dress (Robe à la Française), ca. 1765. “This court

ornamentedbeing: Robe à la Francaise, British ca. 1760-1765 Metallic thread brocaded silk taf

ornamentedbeing: Phrygian cap, late-18th century, used by French Revolutionaries as a symbol of libe

ornamentedbeing: Author: Peter Kintzing (1745-1816) and David Roentgen (1743-1807) Date: 1

ornamentedbeing: Costume bodice Spanish, 1575–1600 MFA

ornamentedbeing: I pride myself on always having words to describe something and yet they have faile

ornamentedbeing: Secret poison case disguised as a book, 17th century

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: ACK. The embroidery! The colours! The buttons! The breeches! The vest! The EMBROIDE

ornamentedbeing: Opera Costume from the Milan Costume Museum

ornamentedbeing: Phrygian cap, late-18th century, used by French Revolutionaries as a symbol of libe

ornamentedbeing: I’m re-watching Marie Antoinette for about the hundredth time and I realized

ornamentedbeing: I’m not sure about you but I’ve always found the extra’s costumes

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: oh. my. lord. I sat here and laughed for a good five minutes.

ornamentedbeing: Those are the most beautiful button holes. … … Don’t judg

ornamentedbeing: Can you guess which movie I’m currently watching? Yes.

ornamentedbeing: V&ADate: 1770-1790 (made) Materials and Techniques: Silk damask, lined with

nikofag: gingerhaze: walklikeaghost: ganbattesisyphus: tumblino: ornamentedbeing: Topless dueling? I

ornamentedbeing: Tomorrows theme is: Somebody’s Watching You Part 1 And the best part is none

ornamentedbeing: Allégorie : inspiré d’un costume de ballet de cour de la f

ornamentedbeing: “When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spind

ornamentedbeing: I’m re-watching Marie Antoinette for about the hundredth time and I realized

ornamentedbeing:c.1887Met(Source: metmuseum.org)

ornamentedbeing: Wedding Ensemble Met c.1879

ornamentedbeing: c. 1879 I’m having trouble forming sentences and finding words to descr

ornamentedbeing: Happy Ides of March everyone!

ornamentedbeing: A sneak peek of my costume that will be shown at Buckingham Palace on May 18th.&nbs

ornamentedbeing: I’m re-watching Marie Antoinette for about the hundredth time and I realized

ornamentedbeing: Anna Pavlova’s costume designed by Leon Bakst for Swan Lake (1905)

ornamentedbeing: Court Lady Costumes from The Sleeping Beauty’ (1946) If only I had been born

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: From Anna Held´s Fencing girls. Circa 1900 I’m pretty sure that is a fo

ornamentedbeing: The Wheel of Fashion’ by JJ Grandville IN: ‘Un Autre Monde: Transf

ornamentedbeing: 18th century French sample book Prelle Le Divan Fumior

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thous

ornamentedbeing:Kate Vaughan (c.1852-1903) as Lalla Rookh at the Novelty Theatre, photo William Down

ornamentedbeing: You know you study costuming when you keep wishing the cameras would zoom in on the

ornamentedbeing: All diamonds and Brazilian pink topazes made around 1804. kunsthandelinezsto

ornamentedbeing: 2 more examples of the parasol pocket I’ve misplaced my first source but the

ornamentedbeing: Don’t want to make assumptions here but I’m pretty sure Charles Worth i

ornamentedbeing: 18th century French sample book Prelle Le Divan Fumior

ornamentedbeing: “The first emblematic image of the Napoleonic myth, this painting exalts

ornamentedbeing: Joe Descomps 1872-1948

ornamentedbeing: Krikor Jabotian | 2012 I am such a sucker for capes. I was in love with GP’s

ornamentedbeing: A US military uniform from the 1830s consists of a tailcoat and breeches, which had

ornamentedbeing: c. 1904 The Met

ornamentedbeing: French c. 1730 The Met That zigzag embroidery is awesome!

ornamentedbeing: ACK. The embroidery! The colours! The buttons! The breeches! The vest! The EMBROIDE

ornamentedbeing: “Morning Toilette.” 1760 Oh, Adoration in it’s purest form.

ornamentedbeing: I know I’ve blogged this before but it remains one of my favourites. Robe a l

ornamentedbeing: Silk pattern book Prelle archives Lyon, France

ornamentedbeing: Costume bodice Spanish, 1575–1600 MFA

ornamentedbeing: Court mantua

ornamentedbeing: Jean-Philippe Worth (French, 1856–1926) c. 1898-1900 Met

ornamentedbeing: Bata Shoe Museum *melts* ca. 1720

ornamentedbeing: zimiel answered: I’d love to see beautiful 18th century men’s

18thcenturylove:ornamentedbeing:Charles-Geneviève-Louis-Auguste-André-Timothée d’Éon de Beaumont (5

ornamentedbeing: Sherlock anyone? This one is definitely going on my to-do list. c. 1888 Plaid

ornamentedbeing: Herbert Luey evening dress ca. 1890 The Met

ornamentedbeing: I’m interrupting my current posting to share these amazing photos by the

ornamentedbeing: Empress’ festive headdress, pheonix design (dianzi), 1875-1908 (Guangxu perio

ornamentedbeing: House of Worth circa 1898–1900 I love the light blue! It really pops!&nb

ornamentedbeing: 18th century shoes

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: “When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spind

ornamentedbeing: Oh goodness I know I’ve posted this before but I se something new and beautif

ornamentedbeing: Opera Costume from the Milan Costume Museum

ornamentedbeing: Charles Worth 1880 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Silk satin wedding corset, c.

ornamentedbeing: I want this mannequin.

ornamentedbeing: Be still my heart! Dolce Farniente by Auguste Toulmouche

ornamentedbeing: Europe, vers 1790 - Mus des Tissus de Lyon; Photo Pierre Verrier Altered 19th centu

ornamentedbeing: I am so happy that this is real. I love modern technology. DNA was extracted f

ornamentedbeing: It’s not a Kimono but the Japanese influence is clearly obvious in the embroi

ornamentedbeing: Let me be the first to say that as beautiful as that pleating looks it is not fun t

ornamentedbeing: I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want o

ornamentedbeing: Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing: Eleven years ago my fifth grade literature teacher told me that the only way to pro

ornamentedbeing: I’m not sure about you but I’ve always found the extra’s costumes

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: c. 1780-90 The Met says: Waistcoats of the 18th and 19th centuries served as a

ornamentedbeing: Sherlock anyone? This one is definitely going on my to-do list. c. 1888 Plaid

ornamentedbeing: A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing: I pride myself on always having words to describe something and yet they have faile

ornamentedbeing: “When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spind

ornamentedbeing: Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thous

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want o

ornamentedbeing: I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want o

ornamentedbeing: Europe, vers 1790 - Mus des Tissus de Lyon; Photo Pierre Verrier Altered 19th centu

ornamentedbeing: c. 1775-83 This example of a uniform jacket worn by an officer during the American

ornamentedbeing: Museums of Fine Arts, Boston Doll’s dress in two parts 18th century I will ha

ornamentedbeing: The best part of being a flight attendant is planning my roster according to museum

ornamentedbeing: Oh dear. Dress (Ball Gown) Mrs. Osborn Company (American) c. 1910

ornamentedbeing: I’m doing a research paper on tight lacing and I’ve started researching

ornamentedbeing: Perhaps a small peek at tomorrows theme?

ornamentedbeing: Secret poison case disguised as a book, 17th century

ornamentedbeing: Costume bodice Spanish, 1575–1600 MFA

ornamentedbeing: “When she is fifteen years old, the Princess shall prick herself with a spind

ornamentedbeing: Wedding dress, bodice and skirt, by Gladman & Womack. Cream satin decorated

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: House of Worth circa 1867

ornamentedbeing: Leather bound salesman’s sample book late 19th century… from the exhib

ornamentedbeing: Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt at a fancy dress ball. In the latter half of the nineteenth c

ornamentedbeing: Tutu from Ballet Imperial by Karinska

ornamentedbeing: I. am. in. lust.

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: Sorry I have this issue where I am obsessively in love with swiss waists and I have

ornamentedbeing: c. 1900-10

ornamentedbeing: A dream is a wish your heart makes when you’re fast asleep. In dreams yo

ornamentedbeing: Light blue satin shoes with silver braid, c. 1770 (The Charleston Museum) - worn wi

ornamentedbeing: La Vie Parisienne

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: I’m interrupting my current posting to share these amazing photos by the

ornamentedbeing: A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing: Hunting bodice worn by Empress Eugénie de Montijo, 1853-70, Musée de

ornamentedbeing:This is the highest Louis Heel I have ever seen before!!!!!High Louis Buckle Heel -

thestars-themoon: ornamentedbeing: A Marilyn Monroe worn dress from the film River of No Return

ornamentedbeing: Allégorie : inspiré d’un costume de ballet de cour de la f

ornamentedbeing: Krikor Jabotian | 2012 I am such a sucker for capes. I was in love with GP’s

ornamentedbeing: Here is the title page photo accompanied by the text: “Getting His Pant

ornamentedbeing: Sorry everyone but the theme of this blog for the next two days is Opera, Theatre,

ornamentedbeing: c. 1885 Wedding Ensemble Met

ornamentedbeing: Day dress Norman Norell for Traina-Norell 1951

ornamentedbeing: Those are the most beautiful button holes. … … Don’t judg

sylphierouge: ornamentedbeing: gothiccharmschool: stoneandbloodandwater: Okay goths of the internet

nikofag: gingerhaze: walklikeaghost: ganbattesisyphus: tumblino: ornamentedbeing: Topless dueling? I

ornamentedbeing: Beauty’s LotAdorn’d with Tates, I well could Boast,Of Tons and Macarony

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: 1720s-1730s The V&A says: Pattens were worn to lift the shoe out of th

ornamentedbeing: Lady in a Blue Gown (Lady Oxenden in a different pose) by Thomas Hudson

ornamentedbeing: I’m interrupting my current posting to share these amazing photos by the

ornamentedbeing: oh. my. lord. I sat here and laughed for a good five minutes.

ornamentedbeing: One of my FYI-Friday moments. I am hopelessly in love with Tangled. While people ar

ornamentedbeing: “Showcased is a stunning blue silk faille evening gown with a bodice, trained

ornamentedbeing: He stood up and then sat down again, and the tears rained down his cheeks. I felt a

ornamentedbeing: Fair warning tomorrow is random day. I will be between continents a few thous

ornamentedbeing: Sofia Magdalena’s wedding gown, robe de cour, worn at the wedding at the Pala

ornamentedbeing: When I saw this at the British Museum my roommate didn’t quite understand why

ornamentedbeing: zimiel answered: I’d love to see beautiful 18th century men’s

ornamentedbeing: Those are the most beautiful button holes. … … Don’t judg

ornamentedbeing: Sorry everyone but the theme of this blog for the next two days is Opera, Theatre,

ornamentedbeing: A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing: c. 1887 Herman Rossberg (American, active 1880s) Victorian Wedding Ensemble Me

ornamentedbeing: Happy Ides of March! Shakespeare re-enactment tomorrow I’M NOT READYYYY

ornamentedbeing: I pride myself on always having words to describe something and yet they have faile

ornamentedbeing: Happy Ides of March everyone!

ornamentedbeing: Eleven years ago my fifth grade literature teacher told me that the only way to pro

ornamentedbeing: On the topic of wickedly awesome clothing check out this jacket~

ornamentedbeing: Krikor Jabotian | 2013

ornamentedbeing: Just in case you wondered if the costumes are worth seeing….oh, yeah!

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

otterbeans: ganbattesisyphus: ornamentedbeing: Topless dueling? I know it’s a long text but it

ornamentedbeing: Eleven years ago my fifth grade literature teacher told me that the only way to pro

nikofag: gingerhaze: walklikeaghost: ganbattesisyphus: tumblino: ornamentedbeing: Topless dueling? I

ornamentedbeing: I’m doing a research paper on tight lacing and I’ve started researching

ornamentedbeing: I’m doing a research paper on tight lacing and I’ve started researching

ornamentedbeing: At first I was considering posting a Green with Envy and Seeing Red theme but after

ornamentedbeing: Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt at a fancy dress ball. In the latter half of the nineteenth c

ornamentedbeing: Untitled photo by Abdullah Frères @photo.am/main.php?iitemId=12076

ornamentedbeing: “Showcased is a stunning blue silk faille evening gown with a bodice, trained

ornamentedbeing: Joe Descomps 1872-1948

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: 1720s-1730s The V&A says: Pattens were worn to lift the shoe out of th

ornamentedbeing: And what would be under your dressing gown? Why a red corset of course! Or perhaps

ornamentedbeing: c, 1856-58

ornamentedbeing:“On top of the stick is inserted a small fassamano, with case-engraved and gilded br

ornamentedbeing: Charles Worth 1885 Bustle courtesy of FIDM: “Given the shape and size of the

ornamentedbeing: ca. 1888 House of Worth Court Gown

ornamentedbeing: I’m re-watching Marie Antoinette for about the hundredth time and I realized

ornamentedbeing: C. 1880 Met

ornamentedbeing: c. Late 1870s Met There were some similarities present in the extant gown and the f

ornamentedbeing: Always Kiss Me Goodnight

ornamentedbeing: I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute! I&r

ornamentedbeing: Sherlock anyone? This one is definitely going on my to-do list. c. 1888 Plaid

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: oh. my. lord. I sat here and laughed for a good five minutes.

ornamentedbeing: Habit a la Francaise 1785 What museum is this coat from?

ornamentedbeing: I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute! I&r

ornamentedbeing: Tea Gown from 1880 The back of this gown is beautiful!

ornamentedbeing: I don’t know a costumier or seamstress in the world who wouldn’t want o

ornamentedbeing: Charles Frederick Worth silk brocade ball gown plus matching day bodice, c.188

ornamentedbeing: Costume bodice Spanish, 1575–1600 MFA

ornamentedbeing: Empress’ court boots, 1662-1722 (Kangxi period). Satin, leather strips, wood,

ornamentedbeing: EnglandWoman’s Dress, circa 1790; altered after 1795 LACMA

ornamentedbeing: A modern interpretation of the Moretta or Servetta Masque

ornamentedbeing: “Showcased is a stunning blue silk faille evening gown with a bodice, trained

ornamentedbeing: Look at the bodice detail!

ornamentedbeing: c. 1904 The Met

ornamentedbeing: Does anyone know the source of this? I found it lurking on my usb! The shape is ins

18thcenturylove: ornamentedbeing: WHO IS THIS BY?????? Oh my goodness this is so beautiful! Ma

ornamentedbeing: I wore this to dinner last night. I was stitching myself in at the last minute! I&r

ornamentedbeing: This silk robe à la française is on display at the Royal On

ornamentedbeing: I’ll end my Worth post tonight with one of his most iconic design. House of W

ornamentedbeing: I’m not sure if you’ve noticed but my style icon is Lucile. This gown a

ornamentedbeing: A gold Pet en l’Air c. 1778.

ornamentedbeing: A close up of the beautiful bodice shows the influence of Art Noveau. ”

ornamentedbeing: Evening dress ca. 1865 via The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

ornamentedbeing: Staring at the blank page before youOpen up the dirty windowLet the sun illuminate

ornamentedbeing: Sherlock anyone? This one is definitely going on my to-do list. c. 1888 Plaid

ornamentedbeing: Krikor Jabotian | 2012 I am such a sucker for capes. I was in love with GP’s

ornamentedbeing: aycakes: snickerfig: ornamentedbeing: “The most intriguing duel fought betwee

ornamentedbeing: Opera Gown | c. 1885

ornamentedbeing: The camera was the room where people washed, groomed, dressed and undress

ornamentedbeing: ….The entire dress is QUILTED! Dress (Robe à la Français

ornamentedbeing:“Ambling around the V&A’s new exhibition, At Home in Renaissance Italy (Actually

ornamentedbeing: Darlington, Runk & Co. (American) c.1880-85 Look at the colours!

ornamentedbeing: Corset, c. 1580-1600, French. Iron with scroll motif; one front and two back pieces

ornamentedbeing: c.1878–80

ornamentedbeing: c. 1878

ornamentedbeing: c. 1790 AA

ornamentedbeing: Dress (Robe à la Polonaise)ca. 1780–85 The Met View 2

ornamentedbeing: ca. 1765 Silk The Met

ornamentedbeing: Dinner dress ca. 1873 Look at the bottom of the dress!!!

ornamentedbeing: Marie Antoinette (1938) I’ll end with my second favorite costume movie.

ornamentedbeing: Robe dite parée en 1785 – Musée des Tissus de Lyon – Phot

ornamentedbeing: Textile (Habit à la disposition)c.1805–10 The Met

ornamentedbeing: France, époque Louis XV – Robe à la Pompadour – Mus&eacut

ornamentedbeing: Blue is quite pretty, will this colour be the winner? KCI Dress (robe à