ca. 1828 Paulína von Lebzeltern by Konstantin Danil (Galéria mesta Bratislavy - Bratislava-Staré Mesto, Slovakia). From tumblr.com/history-of-fashion, Her bodice has fan-like pleats.
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ca. 1828 Paulína von Lebzeltern by Konstantin Danil (Galéria mesta Bratislavy - Bratislava-Staré Mesto, Slovakia). From tumblr.com/history-of-fashion, Her bodice has fan-like pleats.
Knotted Bun
Easy hairstyle? - Check. Can be totally DIY? - Check. Takes less than five minutes? - Check. Is a messy bun? - Check. This Knotted Bun hits all the important points while looking amazing. Try out this new take on a messy bun that works well for all.
Materials:
1) Brush
2) 2 Hair Ties
3) Bobby Pins
Procedure:
1) Begin by brushing your hair.
2) Split your hair in half by creating a part directly down the middle of your head.
3) Tie each section, fairly close together, at the middle of your head.
4) Use the two sections to tie a knot.
5) Create a second knot on top of the first. Make sure to keep it somewhat loose so that your hair does not end up tangled.
6) Take the remaining ends of your hair and wrap them around the knots.
7) Bobby pin the entire bun into place. Don’t worry about getting every hair pinned in place perfectly as it is a messy bun! Finalize with hairspray.
Pre-Victorian 1830s (from top to bottom) -
1820 Young Girl by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie - Warsawa, Poland). From tumblr.com/fashion-inspiration-s; fixed spots, cracks, & wrinkled paint w Pshop 1833X20481820 Young Girl by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie - Warsawa, Poland). From tumblr.com/fashion-inspiration-s; fixed spots, cracks, & wrinkled paint w Pshop 1833X2048. I believe the listed date is a typo. The coiffure has straight hair with side curls in Victorian style and a big knotted bun.
1832 Eufemia Cattaneo by Sigismondo Nappi (location ?). From pinterest.com/hatibovic/art-ladies/ 875X1200.
ca. 1835 Susanna Jacoba van Martens by Jan Lodewijk Jonxis (location ?). From pinterest.com/hatibovic/art-ladies/; fixed spots w Pshop 1050X1200.
1836 Lady by Charles Long Elliott (Los Angeles County Museum of Art - Los Angeles, California, USA). From tumblr.com/lenkaastrelenkaa 1713X2100.
Some more 1820s dresses -
Top left 1824 Front of court dress (Galleria del Costume di Palazzo Pitti - Firenze, Toscana, Italy). From tumblr.com/lenkaastrelenkaa 1280X1902 @72 216kj.
Top right 1824 Back of court dress (Galleria del Costume di Palazzo Pitti - Firenze, Toscana, Italy). From tumblr.com/lenkaastrelenkaa 1280X1902 @72 215kj.
Second row left Delfina Potocka by ?. From Wikimedia; expanded to fit screen 1007X1300 @96 176kj.
Second row right ca. 1826 Princess Auguste of Liegnitz by F. Krüger (Fichter Kunsthandel - 10Dec22 auction Lot ???). From invaluable.com;fixed worst foxing w Pshop 2701X3512 @150 4.9Mj.
Bottom 1829 Amélie von Leuchtenberg by Joseph Karl Stieler (location ?). From Wikimedia 1080X1328 @72 117kj.
Anna Sheremeteva - from top to bottom:
1834 Anna Sheremeteva by Vladimir Ivanovich Hau (location ?). From Wikimedia; doubled size and increased contrast 20% and decreased exposure by 20% 832X1030 @72 98kj.
1838 Anna Sheremeteva by Vladimir Ivanovich Hau (location ?). Increased contrast 50%. From Wikimedia 1361X1868 @911kj.
1843 Anna Sheremeteva by Vladimir Ivanovich Hau (location ?). From Wikimedia; increased contrast 50% and doubled size 804X1016 @72 98kj.
1849 Anna Sergeyevna Sheremeteva by Christina Robertson (State Russian Museum - St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg Federal City, Russia). From Wikimedia; 510X680 @72 79kj
How to do this festival-perfect hairtstyle. We've all been there: it's day three of camping/festival/summer fun and your unwashed hair is really starting to look a little lank (and that's putting it mildly).But don't reach for the hat this time. Instead, why not try one of our festival fashion hairstyles which are designed for dirty hair. Yep, no worrying about dry shampoo; the greasier the better for these looks.For the second look in this series, our lifestyle editor Ginny Weeks tried out a knotted bun hairstyle, as seen on the catwalks at Chanel and Marni. Read on as Sarah-Louise Okin, creative director at the Daniel Hersheson salon in London, shows you how to create the look.Click through the images above for your step-by-step guide.. Beauty tips and secrets, make-up and hair styling advice from MSN Her
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