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Early century, interesting sleeve and overskirt details.
trouvaillesdujour: Fashion Chic, European Fashion in L.
American silk ball gown circa 1820 from Metropolitan Museum of Art.
America - Woman's dress - Plain weave cotton, plain weave linen and plain weave cotton linings, metal hooks and eyes
Long duck egg blue dress with cream detail Material(s): silk Technique(s): woven (taffeta), woven (net) and woven (satin) Creation date: Bath Museum of Costume in Bath, UK
Woman's Spencer Jacket and Petticoat France, circa 1815 Costumes; skirt: cotton plain weave with linen net and cotton plain-weave appliqués LACMA Collections
England - Summer Dress - Cotton plain weave with cotton cutwork embroidery (broderie anglaise)
Fripperies and Fobs: Photo 1845 Day dress. From the Powerhouse Museum.
1830 Cotton muslin with wool embroidery, silk satin and wadded rouleaux
Romantic Era This is another example of a 1830 hand-embroidered silk taffeta dress with large gigot sleeves. Thin silk and taffeta was used a lot during the Romantic period. Elaborate embroider hand done.
1820 american cotton evening dress The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Woman's Dress c. 1795 Silk plain weave with weft-float patterning,silk and metallic-thread embroidery, sequins, silk and linen net, silk satin
Dress and spencer jacket Place of origin: England, Great Britain (made) Date: ca. 1823 (made) 1823 Artist/Maker: Unknown (production) Materials and Techniques: Figured silk, trimmed with silk, lined with silk, hand-sewndress (Dress and spencer jacket)
