1300-1400 clothing of Lower Empire
The Byzantine Empire, that is.
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Because one can never get enough visuals of medieval clothing …

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1300-1400 clothing of Lower Empire
The Byzantine Empire, that is.
Oh FUCK
My eyes have just fallen out of my head because of this gorgeous fabric.
Because one can never get enough visuals of medieval clothing …
Evening Dress
c. 1934
by Valentina Sanina
Chicago Historical Society
Evening Dress
c. 1909-1911
silk & cotton
Hillwood Museum
autumn-winter 1956-1957 Evening dress "Perichole" (Magnet (Aimant) line) by Christian Dior (Paris)
nylon, silk, metallic thread, plastic (sequins), metal
(National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne)
Evening Dress
1900s
House of Worth
Hermitage Museum
Dress, 1836-1837
Dress in silk and wool tabby weave Challis, printed design of yellow, pink and red carnations with green stems and leaves on an olive ground, separate bodice and skirt not in original condition, bodice has a wide shaped neckline with pleating over shoulder and pleated self fabric over top of bodice meeting in v shape at centre front and back, boned and piped, sleeves gathered at shoulders and from elbows to cuffs and puffed in between, full skirt, obviously tightly gathered originally, trimmed and piped with green and violet silk ribbon, about 1836 to 1837.
Challis is a woven fabric which at this time would have been made of a blend of silk and wool. It was first manufactured in 1832, originating in Norwich. It was softer than many similarly priced alternatives, hence its name, which comes from the Anglo-Indian 'shallee'. The patterns are often floral, and inspired by French silk. The dress demonstrates the importance of Norwich in the domestic textile industry, pioneering new techniques to bring international fashions to Britain.
Norfolk Museums
Vintage Platinum Emerald and Diamond Ring
A Christian Dior couture by Marc Bohan debutante gown
c. 1964
Kerry Taylor Auctions
Unknown. Lovely, flouncy evening dress, 1860-63. Cream silk tulle, silk net, tarlatan, silk taffeta, and silk ribbon, Valenciennes and blonde lace, pearls, whalebone. © collection the Musee McCord Stewart Museum.
Evening dress, 1937 by Madeleine Vionnet
This dress is made of velvet
This dress can be found in: Musée des Arts Decoratifs
Fan
late 19th century - early 20th century
unknown maker
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Pink silk and lace dinner gown, c.1912
Light pink silk charmeuse; dusty pink chiffon; cream chiffon with handmade Irish and Milanese laces.
via augusta auctions
Crystal Beaded Gown
early 1920s
Augusta Auctions
Afternoon or evening dress, 1903-1904. American. Hillwood Museum.
Dress
c. 1928-1929
American
Kent State University Museum
Evening Dress - Hungarian - Madame Eta Hentz - 1944
Wedding Dress
c. 1841
figured silk satin with net and lace trimming
England
Victoria and Albert Museum