First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, & Sixth Figures. This Book, which is no less interesting than the Galerie des Modes, presents diverse clothing for Children, which actually exist and whose summary descriptions are found in the captions which accompany each Print. We add here, however, some words, and on the revolution carried out over several … Continue reading Galerie des Modes, 32e Cahier
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Galerie des Modes, 31e Cahier, 6e Figure
Camisole à la Polonaise, of Indian Muslin, lined with pink Taffeta. Reversed tapé, surmounted by a Constant Heart Hat, in striped black gauze, and Belted with a rose-colored ribbon. (1780) CAMISOLE A LA POLONAISE. The camisole was, in the past, nightwear for Women. The open Gowns, that are worn at present in the fullest dress, … Continue reading Galerie des Modes, 31e Cahier, 6e Figure
Coiffures of Godey's 1864
Last weekend I gave you the January fashion plates from my bound 1875 Godey's - this Saturday, in honor of My Vintage Visions's trip to Gettysburg, as she was looking at hairstyles, I thought I'd share the hair pages from my 1864 Godey's, all through the year. Fig. 1 - Spring coiffure for a young … Continue reading Coiffures of Godey's 1864
Galerie des Modes, 31e Cahier, 5e Figure
Dressing Gown with sleeves en Pagode, of painted Linen, lined with Taffeta. Wide Shirt collar, turned down over the Cravat. (1780) ROBE DE CHAMBRE. This is Men's deshabillé: it also called a Nightgown. This is what we learn from Brantome, in speaking of a certain King, "who never went in good fortune, was in his … Continue reading Galerie des Modes, 31e Cahier, 5e Figure
Galerie des Modes, 31e Cahier, 4e Figure
This Woman is dressed in a fitted Levite, Belted with a white Scarf, she has a Muslin Apron with a large volant, called à la Gouvernante. Hat of tinted straw, trimmed with Plumes. (1780) PLAIN LEVITE, covered with an apron à la gouvernante. Scarf or belt knotted in a chain. Kerchief of Italian gauze, placed … Continue reading Galerie des Modes, 31e Cahier, 4e Figure