Bridesmaids clothing in 1860. Traditional Bavarian costumes.

Country fashion from Bavaria. Traditional Bavarian women`s costumes, Alt Bayerische Dirndl, Vintage wedding dresses.

Old Bavarian Bridesmaids 1850

Bridesmaids clothing in 1860. Traditional Bavarian costumes.

Two women in traditional costume (Dirndl) of Starnberg, Bavaria, Germany. Starnberg gained notoriety through the death of the Bavarian King Ludwig II, also known as fairy king, who was found death on the edge of the lake.
When the clothes of the two women is the festive attire as part of a wedding. They are as bridesmaids decorated. The aprons are embroidered intricately and elaborately. Over the shoulders is a precious scarf with fringe. Furthermore they wear a collar.

 

Note:  German aristocracy around 1580 in Spanish court fashion.
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