Berlin headdress of the 18th century.

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‘Ladies’ head-dresses of the sixteenth century.’

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‘Men’s caps, hats, and bonnets of the sixteenth century’

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fashionrevealed:

Corset, drawers, and camisole (English), ca. 1900.

From the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

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Dress

1870

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Dress

1879

The Victoria & Albert Museum

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Dress

Charles Fredrick Worth, 1874

The Kyoto Costume Institute

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Dress

1875-1877

Manchester City Galleries

courtroyale:

Women’s corset, ca. 1730-40 France

Lacma Collections Online

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Dress robe à l’anglaise , England ca.1780

“A dress of surprisingly modern taste appeared around the time of French Revolution, during the transition period from the gorgeous Rococo style silk dresses to plain cotton dresses after the Revolution. Simple dresses from that period have. This dress made of light plain silk taffeta has a “compères” style double front bodice. The sole decoration to this dress is black lace trim.
When wearing this dress, a thin “fichu” was placed in the large opening at the top of the bodice.”

Kyoto Costume Institute

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Morning Dress

1827-1830

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Dress

1822

The Kyoto Costume Institute

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Dress and Spencer

1818

The Victoria & Albert Museum