Swahili Costume in 1900. Woman from the Mbaruks Tribe, East Africa. More:Belle epoque costume and style. Argentina 1900. 1890 Berber woman from Algeria, c. 1900. Algeria Traditional Japanese kimono. Geisha… Read More
The princess wears a one-piece, front buttoned dress Cotehardie called, with long tight sleeves and wide neckline (front and rear). Buttons presented at that time a novelty, instead of the lateral lacing allowed a figure-hugging dresses section.
Almeh was the name of a class of courtesans or female entertainers in Arab Egypt. The term became synonymous with ‘belly dancer’ in 19th-century European Orientalism.
German soldiers during the time of the Renaissance and Reformation.
COLS DE LINGERIE. MODÈLS du Le Style Parisien, 1916 More:Fin de siècle costume in 1905. German art nouveau fashion Fin de siècle Portrait by the photographers Minya and Rudolf Dührkoop… Read More
German child fashion and Hair style in 1910. More:German Girls fashion. Art Nouveau costumes in 1910. 10s German mother with monstrous child that was called a… Baroque A Nepalese load… Read More
On the history of costumes. German mountain troops with snow tyres. c. 1530. 16th century
German Lansquenets. c. 1530. Soldiers 16th century.
Canton of Zurich, Wehntal. More:Woman from Canton of Schwyz, knitting. Switzerland… 1815 Traditional Switzerland costumes of Canton Unterwald… 1810 Women costumes from Canton of Uri 1815. Traditional… 1815 Woman in… Read More
Byzantine Dalmatic, Ecclesiastical Costume Byzantine Dalmatic, said to have belonged to Leo III., but probably dating from the Twelfth Century, preserved in the Treasury of St. Peter’s at Rome. Upon… Read More
