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Drawing - Design Reference: Character Clothing/Costume Piece Ideas
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American dress, circa late 1790s.
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Drawing - Design Reference: Character Clothing/Costume Piece Ideas
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Day dress, Spettel Sisters, Saint Paul, MN, ca. 1907-11. One-piece gray dotted cotton with gray satin trim. Standing lace collar, full-length sleeves with lace below elbow, natural waist. Separate underskirt is brown polished cotton with a flounce of gray satin. Minnesota Historical Society.
Bonjour Miaou
Drawing - Design Reference: Character Clothing/Costume Piece Ideas
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Collet ou pèlerine à col officier au Point-de-Rose, vers 1890.
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Pink cotton day dress with black wool Greek key embroidery, American, ca. 1862.
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House of Worth, Silk Dress with Fringe Trim, Paris, 1870s. Look at the little bow at the back, above the train and bustle.
Walking Suit circa 1905-1910.
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Dress, circa early 1880s.
Masquerade Ball Gown
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Dress 1883, American, Made of cotton.
Historical Dress
ephemeral-elegance: Viennese Ball Gown or Court Dress, ca. 1913 via Museum of Decorative Arts of Prague.
Gothic Lolita
Late 1870s/early 1880s evening gown.
Historical Society
White silk mull dress trimmed with tan lace. Made by dressmaker Mary Molloy, St. Paul, Minnesota. Dates: Creation: 1898 - 1906
Stonefinder
Drawing - Design Reference: Character Clothing/Costume Piece Ideas
Us History
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the National Museum of American History has re-opened and is featuring on display a suit and top hat owned and worn by our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln.
Victorian Era Fashion
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Purple day dress American, ca. 1870 Silk taffeta Collection of the Kent State University Museum KSUM 1983.1.118a-d
Ice Queen Dress
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MEDIEVAL DRESS SILVER 20-22-24 XL-2XL-3XL SNOW ICE QUEEN FROZEN ELSA NARNIA ROBE #Custommade #Dress
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Circa 1895 Victorian Blue Dress. >> Beautiful!!
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Death Becomes Her
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Frockcoat, 1780-1790s, France, wool navy blue, collar, cuffs and skirts embroidered with silk cream point Beauvais garlands of pearls and flowers; embroidery to buttons
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1840 Cotton Muslin Gown.
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Silk brocade and velvet Afternoon dress, circa 1897.
1861-1864 Janet Arnold Dress.
Women's Dresses
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DRESS, 1852-1865 | Chester County Historical Society, blue printed cotton. This is an example of everyday dress. This dress is utilitarian but still embellished. Ruffles detail the sleeve cap and sleeve opening but the wide pagoda sleeves could be rolled up for more laborious activities.
