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British riding habit: 1750-59: Women’s riding outfits, known as ‘riding habits’, of the 18th century adapted elements of men’s dress. This jacket of the 1750s is styled after a man’s coat, although it has been modified with a waist seam to fit over stays and a wide petticoat. V 1700s Fashion, 18th Century Dresses, 1700 Fashion, Georgian Fashion, 18th Century Women, Riding Habit, 18th Century Dress, 18th Century Costume, Side Saddle
Riding Coat | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
British riding habit: 1750-59: Women’s riding outfits, known as ‘riding habits’, of the 18th century adapted elements of men’s dress. This jacket of the 1750s is styled after a man’s coat, although it has been modified with a waist seam to fit over stays and a wide petticoat. V
18th Century Gentleman 18th Century Clothing, 18th Century Fashion, Historical Dress, Century Dress, Period Clothing, Historic Clothing, Century Clothing
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18th Century Gentleman
18th Century French fashion detail. Gorgeous! 18th Century French Fashion, Era Victoria, Rococo Fashion, Georgian Era, French Revolution
Chenilles et papillons
18th Century French fashion detail. Gorgeous!
Condé 1720 Colonial Clothing, History Aesthetic, Rococo Dress, Historical Clothes, Colonial Williamsburg
Condé 1720
Chemise de la Reine, 1785-89 18th Century Chemise, 1780s Fashion, Modern Costumes
La Nuit au Musée
Chemise de la Reine, 1785-89
Men's shirts in the 18th c didn't button down the front, but pulled over the head. Wealthy gentlemen closed the front opening with fancy shirt buckles; March wore a heart much like this, except with rubies. Heart Shaped Shirt, 18th Century Mens Fashion, Male Dress, Cravat Tie, Fancy Shirt, Regency Fashion, Regency Dress, Button Shirts
Men's shirts in the 18th c didn't button down the front, but pulled over the head. Wealthy gentlemen closed the front opening with fancy shirt buckles; March wore a heart much like this, except with rubies.
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dated to last third of 18th C. Wool. European or American. Couture Dior, Red Cloak, Red Cape, Period Outfit, Antique Clothing
Cape | American or European | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dated to last third of 18th C. Wool. European or American.
Men's Fashion: 18th century Court Attire, European Dress, Historic Fashion, Costume Institute
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Men's Fashion: 18th century
Suit 1750, British, Made of silk and linen 1700s Fashion Mens
Suit | British | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Suit 1750, British, Made of silk and linen
How to drape an 18th c. Robe Francaise by Koshka. Historical Sewing, Bustle Dress, Victorian Costume
The Fashionable Past
How to drape an 18th c. Robe Francaise by Koshka.
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Herenvest | Centraal Museum Utrecht Herenvest (1775 - 1799 – eind 18de eeuw) Bruikleen onbekend +. Inventory # 5415 LOVE the stripes! All The Queens Men, Regency Mens Fashion, 19th Century Men, Regency Clothing, Dandy Style, Contemporary Costumes, 1900s Fashion
Centraal Museum Utrecht
Herenvest | Centraal Museum Utrecht Herenvest (1775 - 1799 – eind 18de eeuw) Bruikleen onbekend +. Inventory # 5415 LOVE the stripes!
Gilet d'homme , 1760. Paper Costume, Paper Clothing, Costume Carnaval, Paper Dresses, Paper Clothes, Dress Couture
*Rococo Revisited - GILET D'HOMME, 1760. Men’s cardigan  created by...
Gilet d'homme , 1760.
1775-89 Court Dresses, Fashion Through The Ages
Court coat | probably British | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1775-89
18th Century Menswear. Colonial Costume, Regency Men, Pigeon Blue, Baroque And Rococo, Bad Boy Style, Knee Length Jacket, Costume For Men, Costumes Dresses
Historische Mode | Kleidung des Barock und Rokoko
18th Century Menswear.
Clothing as status symbol In 1700-century society were the clothes a status symbol. American Duchess, Extreme Fashion
Clothing as status symbol In 1700-century society were the clothes a status symbol.