On Pinterest I've seen a lot of black gowns recently, and with winter ahead of us I think these historical garments would look fabulous for the party season - especially those 1920s dresses!
Here are some examples that I found particularly beautiful.
Here are three examples of a 1920s robe de style, which someday I am hoping to make in black taffeta or silk.
Edwardian women in black.
1930s gown with an inset of cream lace.
I haven't seen a date for this dress, but I think it is from the 1950s? Isn't it gorgeous!
Another two Edwardian ladies wearing black, curvaceous gowns.
Princess Dagmar of Denmark in 1866. I love the sleeves and hair!
And finally, another example from the late Victorian and early Edwardian period. The stripes are divine, and that hat is drool-worthy; I think it has white bird or angel wings on it!
Sunday, 8 November 2015
Inspiration: Black Historical Gowns
Labels:
1930s,
20s,
30s,
50s,
Edwardian,
historical fashion,
inspiration,
victorian
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Marvelous post idea and series of elegant black dress examples. The mid-30s lace adorned number in particular turned my knees to jelly. I really enjoyed this lovely post, sweet dear. Thank you for penning it.
ReplyDeleteHappy mid-November wishes,
♥ Jessica
Thank you, Jessica! The 30s dress is rather swoon-worthy, I agree. I have no place to wear it, but I've already mentally considered how to make it!
DeleteHappy November to you also,
Ellie