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the1920sinpictures

1930 Silhouette in transition in this silk tulle evening dress embroidered with clear bugle beads and seed beads. The hem has reached the ankles, the waistline has risen at the front to a natural point while the back dips to the hips. The original underslip is gone. From Kerry Taylor Auctions.

#1930s #stunningggggg so stunning

the-almost-fashion-historian

Day dress, 1854-55 by unknown designer

This dress is made of roller printed organza and has a detachable collar

This dress can be found in: Musée des Arts Decoratifs

#1850s #this one is so so cute like a doll's dress

the-almost-fashion-historian

evening dress, 1894, Stern Bros.

This evening dress contains the label Stern Bros., which was a department store in New York. This dress is very typical of the mid 1890s with gigot or leg-of-mutton sleeves

This dress is from: the V&A East Storehouse

#1890s

the1920sinpictures

1922 Two designs by Paul Poiret for afternoon. From Pinterest.

‘La Mode’, 1831

1918-19 c. Afternoon frock from Nasjonalmuseet Collection.

#1910s

frostedmagnolias

Cecil Chapman Party Dress

1950s

Augusta Auctions

#1950s

the-almost-fashion-historian

Petticoat, 1950s by unknown designer

This petticoat is made of layers of coloured rayon.

This petticoat can be found in: the Smithsonian Museum

#1950s #ooooh I would so love to have one like this

liniini

Day Dress by Tessier & Sarrou, 1878-1879

#1870s #natural era

erinsvintageemporium

Featured Plate: 1880-07 PC23

Fashion plate 23 from Paris-Charmant for July 1880, engraved by Emile Cheffer after an illustration by H. Charles.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a scan of the corresponding magazine for this plate.

#1880s #natural era #the black dress is soooooooo gorgeous

historical-fashion-polls

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#1880s

the-almost-fashion-historian

Day dress, 1916 by Jørgine Fjeld

This dress is made of silk and tulle

This dress can be found in: the National Museum of Norway

#1910s

7pleiades7

Portrait de Marie Amélie Joséphine, archiduchesse d'Autriche, infante, duchesse de Parme (Portrait of Marie Amélie Joséphine, Archduchess of Austria, Infanta, Duchess of Parma) (late 1770s and early 1780s) by Alexander Roslin (Swedish, 1718 – 1793), oil on canvas, 92 cm (36.2 in) x 75 cm (29.5 in), Musée du Louvre, Paris

#1770s #1780s