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Two-piece bathing suit | c. 1944

simply incredible.

omgthatdress:

Hat

1900-1918

The Philadelphia Museum of Art

Evening Dress | c. 1885

They could have fluffed it out a bit more for the photo, but it’s still fantastic. Feathers make me tingle.

omgthatdress:

Day Dress

late 1860s

The Kyoto Costume Institute

tinywaitress:


In early 1897, Jean-Philippe Worth received a rush order for a fancy dress costume from a regular client via transatlantic cable. Recreating the costume worn by the Infanta as portrayed by Velasquez through the use of modular components and an accurate dress form maintained for his client, Worth was able to complete and ship his commission back to New York 24 hours later. The gown itself betrays no evidence of its lightning-fast manufacture. Its silken lining and silver lace underscore the high period standards borne by all garments carrying the Worth label.

(via costumerism)

fripperiesandfobs:

Worth afternoon dress ca. 1900

From MCNY

fripperiesandfobs:

Worth ball gown, 1900

From MCNY

THE SLEEVES.

fripperiesandfobs:

Worth evening dress, 1910

From MCNY

You all should just follow this guy. Amazing MCNY spam.

art appreciation post -> 17th-18th century women (queens, princesses, etc.)

(via vivelareine)