WORTH VELVET WALKING SUIT with EMBROIDERY, 1894.
Black silk long jacket having dolman sleeve, decorated with elaborate soutache and polychrome embroidered yellow silk neck insert and cuff, trained skirt having wide band of soutache above hem
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WORTH VELVET WALKING SUIT with EMBROIDERY, 1894.
Black silk long jacket having dolman sleeve, decorated with elaborate soutache and polychrome embroidered yellow silk neck insert and cuff, trained skirt having wide band of soutache above hem
“Once we know what to look for, retouching becomes quite obvious. It is there in the smooth cheeks of Edwardian women, in the impossibly sloped shoulders of debutantes, in the famous waist of Polaire.”
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Both 2-piece: 1 navy & white pin stripe, bodice w/ puffed short sleeves, lace & navy silk soutache trims, matching belt
1 beige raw silk, Cluny bobbin lace & baby blue linen & embroidered bodice trims, puffed ¾ length sleeves, hem tucks on skirt
Kittyinva: March, 1919 fashion page from “The Delineator”.
Frederick Carl Frieseke, Afternoon - Yellow Room, 1910
I absolutely love Cynthia Erivo’s dress! So stunning, she looks amazing in it! Also, those ARMS!
THE HAIR!!
Mamie Whittaker by Bassano, 1910
Degas costumes backstage, in preset, reversed, hanging
La Toilette intime ou la Rose effeuillée
Louis-Léopold Boilly (1761–1845)
Emperor Alexander III and Empress Maria of Russia
Lady Ivy Chamberlain
Malissa Hardin, 1910.
The Genevieve camisole, inspired by vintage nightgowns and negligees, is the perfect remedy to a boring lingerie chest. Pair it with these darling tap pants, or venture into innerwear-as-outerwear by layering a cashmere cardigan or sheer blouse on top!
It’s made in luxurious 100% silk charmeuse with French lace appliques (hand applied to curve beautifully over the bustline), and it’s also bias-cut so that it hugs every curve without restricting movement. Venture into the luxury of Angela Friedman loungewear.
Nymphenburg Palace, Munich, Germany via Borboletas ao Luar