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Beautiful antique silk embroidery fragment found by @guinevere_antiques in Jaipur. #guinevere #antique #fabricfragment #colour #design #silk #jaipur #artoftextile #textiledesign #artofembroidery #beautyofembroidery #historyoftextile #indiantextile #eveningmood (at Lucca, Italy)
This is the Art Deco pattern was designed by W. Herrman in 1928, with abstract motifs reminiscent of modernist architecture or machinery. Museum no. CIRC.566-1966. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London #artoftextile #ArtDeco #FabricDesign #Patternfrom1920s #InteriorDecor source: @vamuseum #eveningmood #historyoftextile #colours #herrman (at Lucca, Italy)
#ArtOfPaisley in @etro samples books. #eastgoestowest #warmtextures #historyoftextile #modernfashion #etro (at Lucca, Italy)
Деталь женских панталон, а именно панталон леди Бетти Хольман, которые та надевала в Багдаде в 1940-2 гг. Во-как! Time for intimacy: These handmade knickers were worn by Lady Betty Holman (1906–2005) in (!) 1940-2 in Baghdad (date is based on her memoirs: to break the ice with a group of women with whom she shared no common language she "decided to pull up my skirts and show [knickers] to the ladies. They were thrilled and we all got on very well after that. They showed me what they wore, calico knickers!") #vamUndressed exhibition. vam.ac.uk/undressed Detail, Silk chiffon knickers, possibly Hitrovo, 1930s, © The Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove source: @vamuseum #historyoftextile #historyoffashion #undressedwomen in #womensday (at Lucca, Italy)
"A length of early eighteenth century English printed wool, a furnishing textile, that has miraculously survived marauding moths to find its way to the Met. As you see, I turned over one end to see the original colour, which is even more flamingly tomato than the orange-red of the front" - writes Luke Syson @lukesyson in his instagram . #englishwool #glamorous #cosy #beautifultextile #historyoftextile #coloursoffashion (at Lucca, Italy)
