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Cocktail dress in 1958 designed by Arnold Scaasi. The Met. Accession Number:2009.300.3281

#the Met #cocktail dress #1958 #fifties fashion

Women's promenade dress circa 1870 made in the United States. LACMA. Accession Number: M.2007.211.773a-d

#1870s #bustle #victorian fashion #pink #LACMA

Ballgown circa the 1890s by Jacques Doucet. The Mint Museum. Accession Number: 1998.13A-B

#mint museum #1890s #ballgown #Jacques Doucet

Women's dress made in Paris by the House of Rouff in 1898. LACMA. Accession Number: M.2007.211.37a-b

#LACMA #Edwardian Fashion #House of Rouff

Evening gown designed by Jean-Philippe Worth for the House of Worth circa 1898. The Met. Accession Number: 2009.300.1324a, b

#worth #house of worth #1890s #ballgown #edwardian fashion

Robe à la française circa 1750 to 1760. The Mint Museum. Accession Number: 2010.81a-b

#Robe à la Française #18th century fashion #mint museum

An 18th century stays circa 1785. McCord Museum. Accession Number: M969X.26

#mccord museum #stays #18th century fashion #corset

A robe à l'anglaise from France circa 1785. Kyoto Costume Institute. Accession Number: AC4320 82-17-39AB

#french #18th century #robe a l'anglaise

A French dress of cotton and silk circa 1814. The Met. Accesion Number: 1984.81

#french #regency dress #empire fashion #lace #metropolitan museum of art

Women's dress circa 1814 to 1820. The Mint Museum. Accession Number: 1992.52.2

#regency #regency dress #mint museum

American ballgown circa 1820. The Met. Accession Number: 2009.300.44

#American #1820s #ballgown #romantic period

Set of stays and stomacher from between 1620-1640. Manchester City Galleries. Accession Number: 2003.109/2

#historical fashion #stays #17th century

Women's stays circa 1660 to 1680. Museu Nacional do Traje. Accession Number: 29725 TC

#stays #17th century #corset #underwear

Embroidered jacket with mirrorwork from the Rajasthan region of northwest India circa 1900-1925. Kent State University Museum Accession Number: KSUM 1983.1.943

#india #india fashion #Kent state University Museum #traditional dress #indian dress

French dress from 1810 with a very low neckline. Indianapolis Museum of Art.Accession number:2008.748

#french fashion #empire fashion #1810s

A regency era women's dress from England circa 1805 to 1810. The silk is a embroidered with elaborate flower motifs. Philadelphia Museum of Art. Accession Number: 1990-90-1

#regency dress #empire fashion #evening dress #england

Woman's dress from between 1865 and 1870, either American or French. I think it's a dressing gown or morning gown, but I maybe wrong. Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Accession Number: 64.1002

#1860s fashion #dressing gown

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