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WikiVictorian on X: Kimono-style at home gown manufactured in Japan for Western markets, thought to be made by Iida Takashimaya, 1906. Kyoto Costume Institute. / X

Vintage Fashion Uncovered, Roman Benedik 1950`s fashion /1950`s Haute Couture

Thread by @wikivictorian: Victorian women's dress code: A THREAD As you may have noticed, almost every time that I share a dress or an ensemble, it comes with a “tag”…

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WikiVictorian on X: Izod's patent and moulded sewn satin corset, made by Edwin Izod, England, 1887. Victoria & Albert Museum. To improve shape, performance and comfort, manufacturers claimed numerous inventions. One of

Vintage Fashion Uncovered, Madeleine Vionnet 1937

WikiVictorian on X Petticoat, Victoria and albert museum, Paisley design

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WikiVictorian on X: Half mourning dress, 1889-92. Victoria & Albert Museum. Mourning in the Victorian era had three stages. Half mourning was the third and most relaxed one, when dresses and garments

WikiVictorian on X: Half-mourning dress by James McCreary and Co., 1894-96. The MET. Mourning in the Victorian era had three stages. Half mourning was the third and most relaxed one, when dresses