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THE MEANING OF COLORS IN REGENCY ERA Blue In Regency fashion, blue was associated with calmness, loyalty, and wisdom. This soothing colour was worn by both men and women who wished to convey these qualities in their appearance. Navy blue was particularly popular for gentlemen’s coats and trousers, symbolizing professionalism and reliability.

Light blue, on the other hand, was often worn by women to evoke serenity and refinement. It was seen as a peaceful colour and carried connotations of modesty and fidelity, making it a fitting choice for daytime dresses or informal social gatherings. Furthermore, regency women just couldn’t quit celestial blue. The color first appeared in English writing in 1542 to signify a lighter alternative to azure in heraldry. The discovery of cobalt blue by French chemist, Louis Thénard in 1799 cast a spotlight on vibrant light blues, and celestial blue fast became a signature color. La Belle Assemblée featured a Roman spencer in the hot new shade in 1807 and it reached peak popularity from 1812 to 1817, but never went completely out of fashion. More intense tones were favored for promenade outfits, cloaks, and pelisses in heavier fabrics. Virtually interchangeable was the shade ethereal / etherial, which became especially fashionable when brighter colors replaced white for evening wear. Through 1824, La Belle Assemblée featured several dresses in the shade (such as the ball dress above) and declared it “prevailing.” In 1826 they served up a ‘home dress’ in the enduring shade.