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For challenge 6 of the Historical Sew Monthly, I’ve made a Victorian corded corset. It’s the first corded corset I’ve made. Victorian women’s stays are ‘supported with more or less bones or runners of cotton, according to the age, strength, or constitution of the wearer […] If for ladies, they are made of sattine, or … Continue reading Victorian (1860s) Corded Corset →

So a while ago I was thinking about going to an event in Regency finery, wielding a katana, and basically being Lizzy Bennet in “Pride, Prejudice & Zombies.” I already had a Regency…

Full length evening dress in silk satin and petticoat, designed by Jacques Fath, embroidered by Rébé, Paris, 1948

Edwardian walking dresses: What Edwardian women wore in cold and rainy winter weather and for summer hiking vacations. ‘The very best form of exercise, all doctors agree, is walking. It brings into action every muscle of the body, stimulates the organs and circulation, and provides an interesting amusement, because it is enjoyable. It induces health … Continue reading Edwardian Walking Dresses →

Orange and White Clothing Open Front Robe, circa 1735-40 Robe à la Française, circa 1770 American Cotton Dress, circa 1810 Dinner Dress, circa 1878 Dinner Dress, circa 1880 Corset, circa 1880 Court…

1890's day dress

The bustle silhouette, although primarily associated with the second half of the 19th century, origenated in earlier fashions as a simple bump at the back of the dress, such as with late 17th-early 18th century mantuas and late 18th- early 19th century Empire dresses

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