Lovely Robe/ Dressing Gown, c.1866.

Wool, silk & metal.

©️ FIDM
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Lovely Summery Frock,1868-72.

Cotton organdy, silk taffeta ribbon.
Wasit 63 cm.

©️ MAD Paris
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France.

Lovely Cerulean Dress, 1907-10.

Silk Charmeuse, silk mousseline, lace & silk tulle.
Length 160 cm.

©️ MAD Paris
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#Lanvin , of course. This #frockingfabulous #gravymagnet of 1926–27 is just lovely. #Fashionhistory via the Met.

#Frockingfabulous shimmer for days by the #HouseofWorth , 1910. Via the Met. #fashionhistory

Sold for €512, this Jean-Claude #Jitrois dress looks like a snazzy owl! #Frockingfabulous #fashionhistory of 1990, via Bonham's.

France.

Dress, 1900.

Silk taffeta, broderie anglaise.
Waist 57 cm
Length c.150 cm

©️ MAD Paris
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France

Robe Volante, c.1735.

Stunning silk lampas.
Lampas has a background weft in silk taffeta with supplementary wefts laid on top forming a design, sometimes also with a brocading weft & w/silver & gold threads.

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#JennyLee serves #frockingfabulous #fashionhistory of 1932-1935, via Goldstein Museum of Design.

#fashionhistory Kimberly Truhler Dr Kate Strasdin
What the hat?!

Bonnet, silk taffeta, probably American, c1860. Via LACMA collections. #bonnet #1860s #dresshistory #fashionhistory

Paris
Christian Dior.

'Mexique,' Autumn/ Winter Collection, 1951.

Synthetic tulle.

©️ MAD Paris
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#fashion #Fashionhistory #FashionDreamer #FashionDiaries #FashionWeek #fashion style #mixamofuse #blender #unity3d #Godot Engine #Godot

Because men can be #frockingfabulous too! #Fashionhistory of 1750, via LACMA.

Paris
Maison Paul Poiret.

'Flammes,' Dress & Cape, 1911

Cut silk velvet dress, silk crepe, hand embroidered Manila shawl.
©️ MAD Paris
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Paris
Maison Soinard.

Lovely Dress, 1868-68.

Silk faille.
Length approx.163 cm
waist 64 cm.
©️ MAD Paris
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A real Regency #gravymagnet , just waiting to see some spag bol. #frockingfabulous #fashionhistory via the Met.

Paris
Emile Pingat,
60 rue Louis le Grande.

Dinner/Reception Dress, c.1880.

Figured silk satin, glass beads.
©️ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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American.

Dress, early 19th c.

Silk figured weave, silk and cotton linings, silk piping, metal hook and eye, and cotton tape.
Dyed with madder or cochineal, length 139 cm.

©️ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Friday treat time. Probably French, silk dress dated 1865-70. More images here via The Met: metmuseum.org/art/collection… #dresshistory #fashionhistory