Second half of the 18th Century. Fashion of the Rococo. Second half of the 18th Century. Fashion of the Rococo. Top row left: Fashion of 1780 Right: lady in hoop… Read More
Second half of the 18th Century. Fashion of the Rococo.
Tag: Crinoline
Victorian Fashion England. Crinoline Costumes 1860 to 1881.
Crinoline Costume Plates 1860 to 1881. Victorian Fashion England.
Baroque costumes. Germany 16th century fashion.
Baroque era. German citizen in 1580. Late Renaissance, early baroque era.
Fashion in the Reign of Louis XVI. 1780 to 1789. Modes de Paris.
Peasant dress is universal – “Fashion “à la Marlborough”- Caps – Bonnets – Mdlles. Fredin and Quentin – Ruches – Low bodices; “postiches” – Costume of Contat · Suzanne – Fashions “à la Figaro” – Literature and politics signified in dress; the Princess de Monaco’s pouf – Pouf “à la circonstance;” the “inoculation” pouf – The “innocence made manifest” caraco – The “harpy “costume – Coats, cravats, and waistcoats, Sailor jackets and” pierrots” – Déshabilles; “the lying fichu” – Etiquette in dress Seasonable costumes – The queen’s card·table – State of trade in Paris, circa 1787 – “Pinceauteuses,” or female colorers.
Reign of Louis XVI. 1774 to 1780. The influence of Marie Antoinette.
Letter from Maria Theresa – Leonard and Mdlle. Bertin – Various styles of head-dresses. The Hérisson or the Hedgehog hairstyle – “Pouf” – “The Journal de Paris” – Reign of Louis XVI. – Male and female hairdressers -Plumes – Hair worn low – The queen’s puce – colored gown; shades of color in dresses – Oberkampf and the Jouy prints – Expensive satins- Trimmings, their great number and importance – Gauze, blond, tulle, and ribbons – Some kinds of shoes – Venez-y-Voir – The “Archduchess” ribbons – A dress worn at the opera.
Dame fashion in Paris and London, 1780 to 1788.
The origin of the hooped skirt. The Farthingale, Petticoats, Leghorn Chips.
