Maison Worth 1885 Evening Gown. Bodice. Les Arts Decoratifs
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1890s evening bodice
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Evening dress Date: 1888–89 Culture: American Medium: silk Accession Number: C.I.47.65.1a, b
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North America's #1 auction house for Couture & Vintage Fashion. Augusta Auctions accepts consignments of historic clothing and textiles from museums, estates and individuals.
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1906-1907, America Afternoon dress by Anna Dunlevy Silk, cotton Cincinnati Art Museum
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North America's #1 auction house for Couture & Vintage Fashion. Augusta Auctions accepts consignments of historic clothing and textiles from museums, estates and individuals.
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Evening dress in two parts (bodice and skirt), by Atelier Mrs. C. Donovan, New York, c. 1897, at the Pitti Palace Costume Gallery. Via Europeana Fashion.
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1900 Ball Gowns | Ball Gown (1898-1900) - Jacques Doucet
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This photo shows Queen Alexandrines Worth evening dress had a separate bodice with a vee, not basque, line in back.
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The draping is quite lovely, outlining the front bodice 'V' then gathered over the shoulder as a sheer sleeve. (The bows & flowers - not so much.) 👠 House of Drécoll | Evening dress | Austrian | The Met
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Gold maroon and ivory striped silk ensemble. Three bodices and skirt. A, B, C: Bodices; D: Skirt. Original daytime (high necked long sleeved) top and evening off shoulder décolletage top of 1860's style with lower neckline, lace collar and chiffon sleeves. Remodeling evidently done by NESTOR. 24" waist. NESTOR, Importer - 25 East 29th St., NYC, NY, USA 24" waist.
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1880s ball gown.
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Hi All! Here a 1895 ball gown. I've tryed to do a dress inspired by the great Charles Frederic Worth, but without make a copy of an existing dress. Cream color silk satin enriched with antique ivory lace, poudre grey silk tulle embroidered with metallic sequins. Black silk velvet ribbon detail. Done in 2021.
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During the Victorian Era, advances in technology and distribution saw fashion change from an exclusive privilege of the wealthy elites to something that could be enjoyed by ordinary people. The Industrial Revolution inspired a flowering of
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Worth 1891 evening gown
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Dinner dress, ca. 1885, by Catherine Donovan, New York. Flowered striped pale blue silk moiré, pale blue silk satin, ecru lace. Mrs. Donovan was known as the "pioneer dressmaker of the 400" (high society in the Gilded Age). Philadelphia Museum of Art
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All The Pretty Dresses: Turn of the Century Evening Bodice
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Evening gown, by Laferriére, ca. 1895 3 Museos
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