Collections
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Floral fabrics
Floral fabrics in the 18th century were detailed and romantic, often block-printed...
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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...
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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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Open Dress
The Italian Gown, also known as the open dress, was a popular...
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Petticoats
Block-printed petticoats were a defining element of 18th-century women’s fashion, especially in...
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Regency Over dress
Regency overdresses added layered elegance to the simple high-waisted gowns of the...
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Robe Battante
The robe battante was an early 18th-century gown defined by its loose,...
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Robe à l'anglaise
The robe à l’anglaise became one of the most influential gown styles...
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Robe à la française
The robe à la française—also known as the sack gown—was a signature...
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Robe à la Polonaise
The robe à la polonaise became a distinctive fashion style in the...
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Round Dress
The 1850s round dress is defined by its wide, dome-shaped skirt and...
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Round Gown
Round gowns of the 1790s reflected shifting fashion trends as waistlines rose...
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Seaside Dress
The 1880s seaside dress blended Victorian elegance with practical resort fashion. As...
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Shirt-Waists
Blouses — or “shirtwaists” — became essential women’s garments in the 1880s...
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Striped fabrics
Striped fabrics were very popular in the 18th century, used for both...
