1919
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Thoughts of the overly romantic twenty-something female in the early twenty-first century
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Adorable 1920s L’Aiglon dress ad
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Wedding Bonnet
1863
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art
This reminds me of Charlotte Brontë’s wedding bonnet which I plan on making a replica of - someday.
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Amazingly, Lucile’s most important contributions to the world of fashion were probably not her designs.
Lucile is credited with hiring and training the world’s first profession fashion models and using them to stage the very first catwalk-style runway shows!
This photograph was taken of one of Lucile’s models (which she called mannequins) in 1912.
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ensemble
Paul Poiret, 1923
The Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Evening Dress
Jean-Philippe Worth, 1902
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This was my favourite dress ever for a long time. These days I couldn’t choose just one but look at it. That is just divine.
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Glamorous perfection!
(Source: forties-fifties-sixties-love)
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The Delineator July 1913 by Carl Kleinschmidt.
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Black chiffon evening dress with silver lace bodice, c. 1920. The dress has a fashionable low waist and a stunning long train. The asymmetrical neckline is ornamented with applied pearls; the skirt...
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