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Afternoon Dress
c. 1875
by House of Worth
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Afternoon Dress
c. 1875
by House of Worth
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Riding Ensemble
French, ca. 1902
Silk, metal thread, ostrich feathers
Morin Blossier
source
“The Mistletoe-Web”, (Jeanne Dirys)
by Léopold-Émile Reutlinger, c. 1900
from ‘The Sketch Vol. 3: Worser Than Death’
Dinner Dress
Mon. Vignon (Paris, France)
1878-1879
The MET (Object Number: C.I.69.14.3a, b)
Some Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 spoilers if you look too hard💕
Clea and Verso as 2/5 of a planned set (but MAYHAPS more after!)
A controversy from the Talmud by Carl Schleicher (1825–1903). Private collection.
Walking dress, House of Worth, c.1895
Satin, velvet, silk taffeta.
via museo nacional de la historia del traje on flickr
Design for a wall decoration with peacock, cranes, and sunflowers for the restaurant in Hotel Langham (Paris), Emile Hurtré and Jules C. Wielhorski, 1896-1898, pen and black, blue, and metallic ink, watercolor, over graphite.