Historically Accurate Fabrics for 18th–19th Century Garments
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Mantua – Early Georgian Gown (c. 1700–1750)
The mantua was one of the defining gown styles of early to mid-18th-century...
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Robe à la Française – Rococo Court Gown (c. 1740–1770)
The robe à la française, also known as the sack gown, was one...
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Italian Gown – Open Dress (c. 1775–1790)
The Italian gown, also known as the open dress, was a fashionable style...
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Robe à l’Anglaise – Tailored English Gown (c. 1770–1790)
The robe à l’anglaise became one of the most influential gown styles of...
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Round Gown – Transitional Fashion (c. 1790–1800)
The round gown became a fashionable style during the 1790s, reflecting the major...
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Apron – Historical Workwear & Dress Accessory (18th–19th Century)
The apron was an essential part of women’s dress throughout the 18th and...
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Banyan – Georgian Men's Robe (c. 1700–1800)
The 18th-century banyan was a relaxed men’s robe worn at home throughout the...
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Historical Cape – Georgian & Regency Outerwear (c. 1750–1820)
The historical cape was a practical and elegant form of women’s outerwear during...
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Caraco – Fitted Jacket (c. 1760–1800)
The caraco was a practical yet stylish women’s jacket worn from the 1760s...
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Pet-en-l’air – Short Sack Jacket (c. 1740–1770)
The Pet-en-l'air is a short and elegant variation of the famous robe à...
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Petticoat – Block-Printed Cotton Petticoat (18th Century)
The block-printed petticoat was an essential garment in 18th-century women’s dress. Inspired by...
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Regency Overdress – Layered Elegance (c. 1795–1815)
The Regency overdress added layered elegance to the simple high-waisted gowns worn in...
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Robe à la Polonaise – Draped Overskirt Style (c. 1770–1785)
The robe à la polonaise became a distinctive fashion style during the 1770s...
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Spencer Jacket – Regency Short Jacket (c. 1795–1820)
The spencer jacket originated as a cropped men’s garment in the late 18th...
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Waistcoat – Printed Men's Waistcoat (18th Century)
The printed waistcoat was a distinctive element of men’s fashion during the 18th...
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Day Dress – Early Victorian Everyday Elegance (c. 1840–1849)
The 1840s day dress became a defining style of early Victorian fashion. It...
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Gone with the Wind Dress
This collection reflects the light, breathable cotton fabrics worn in 1850s. Mul-mul...
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Round Dress
The 1850s round dress is defined by its wide, dome-shaped skirt and...
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Victorian Seaside Dress – Resort Fashion of the 1880s
The Victorian seaside dress reflected the growing popularity of coastal travel during the...
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Victorian Blouses – Shirtwaists of the 1880s–1890s
Blouses — often called shirtwaists — became essential garments for women during the...
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Tailcoat – Late Georgian Men's Coat (c. 1790–1815)
The tailcoat became a defining garment of men’s fashion in the late 18th...
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19th century Nordic folk costumes
19th Century Nordic Folk Costumes: A Rich Tradition Nordic folk costumes from...
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Victorian Walking Dress – Practical Daywear (1880–1890)
The Victorian walking dress was designed for everyday outdoor wear during the 1880–1890...
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Gazette Des Atours De Marie- Antoinette
Gazette des Atours de Marie-Antoinette: A Glimpse into Royal Fashion Marie-Antoinette’s Fashion...
