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history-of-fashion · 2 months
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second half of the 1890s Visiting dress of Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna by workshop of Nadezhda Lamanova (Moscow)
cloth, velvet, silk thread and sequins
(State Hermitage Museum)
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costumeloverz71 · 8 months
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Visiting dress, c.1873
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medici-collar · 11 months
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Silk, lace 1880s
As visits were usually paid before noon, the dress had to con- form to the norms of day ensemble: with no low décolleté or exposure of shoulders and hands. Visiting dress was always complemented with a hat and gloves.
Victoria Museum Kyiv
Message from the Founder of the Museum
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gogmstuff · 29 days
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1908 (December) Les Modes - Robe de visites par Margaine-Lacroix - Photo by Reutlinger. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1292X2100.
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fripperiesandfobs · 1 year
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Visite and visiting dress ca. 1885
From Tessier-Sarou
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digitalfashionmuseum · 11 months
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Green Taffeta Visiting Dress, ca. 1870.
Augusta Auctions.
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fashionsfromhistory · 2 years
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Visiting Dress
1863-1865
United States
The MET
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• Visiting Dress of Empress Maria Feodorovna.
Place of creation: Paris, France
Designer/Maker: House of Morin-Blossier
Date: ca. 1893
Medium: Moire, lace, chiffon, silk
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lilyabsinthe · 2 years
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Some Mid-1890s Dress Style
Some Mid-1890s Dress Style
Today we feature a circa 1894 day dress from the Metropolitan Museum of Art that in many ways encompasses late 19th Century design aesthetics. Day Dress, c. 1894; Metropolitan Museum of Art ( 35.134.13a, b) This dress consists of a celedon-colored silk satin underskirt combined with a striped celedon overskirt with olive-colored wavy stripes. The overskirt continues past the waist, creating the…
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nelkcats · 1 year
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Scamming the scammer
John Constantine was the biggest headache Danny had managed to get, ever. After becoming King he did not think that his first task would be to solve the man's soul problems.
And it seemed quite incredible to him that the hellbazer would consider selling his soul as if it were a used car that he wants to get rid of to buy a new one. He was aware that he needed a soul, wasn't he? That it was not possible to buy a new one? Because he didn't want to be the one to inform him if that was not the case.
To top it off, beings from different domains within his kingdom came explicitly to claim the British's soul, which didn't even make sense, there were thousands of souls! Why did everyone want the same one? And why did he have to be the one to take care of it?
Completely frustrated, he placed all the paperwork for John Constantine in an empty room and locked the door. He smiled as he came up with a plan to improve the situation, it might be worth it.
That's how a drunk John Constantine found himself signing a dubious contract in exchange for the power to turn any liquid into beer, he didn't bother to read the contract, most demons just wanted his soul and this guy looked so human, with a presence so light it must be a minor demon for sure.
This turned out to be a bad decision when the next morning he found himself trapped in a room full of documents, the door locked. Taped to the door was a green note that said "Enjoy doing your own paperwork sir, I hope you're pleased with yourself", and well, maybe he should have read that contract after all.
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ryllen · 5 months
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history-of-fashion · 30 days
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ab. 1873 Grey blue visiting dress by House of Worth (Charles Frederick Worth)
silk faille and silk taffeta trimmed with steel beads
(Albany Institute of History & Art)
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costumeloverz71 · 27 days
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Visiting dress, 1867
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medici-collar · 11 months
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Visiting dress
Silk taffeta, lace | Circa 1880
In the 1870-1880s bustles came into fashion. Those were pillows, wire or wicker frames, worn under the skirt at the back below the waist, and used to expand fullness and shape silhouette. For this purpose, frills, draperies, and pleats were also used.
The dresses were decorated with embroidery and lace. Made of taffeta, they were adorned with bows and silk ribbons. Under the dress, corset with lacing was worn. This is an exquisite and perfectly preserved visiting dress, which symbolizes the wealth and prosperity of its era.
Victoria Museum Kyiv, Ukraine
Message from the Founder of the Museum
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gogmstuff · 1 month
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1908 (4 Jan issue) La Mode Nationale - Robe de visites 1556X1814. From gallica.bnf.fr 1556X1814.
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dungeonmechoui · 13 days
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What are you still doing here ? The shop is gonna close soon. (Come closer)
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