Let’s see
what lovely Edwardian gowns we’re modeling today. J
Dress, Afternoon House of Paquin (French, 1891–1956) Designer: Mme. Jeanne
Paquin (French, 1869–1936) Date: 1906–8
Dress,
Evening Callot Soeurs (French, 1895–1937) Date: ca. 1911
Evening
dress, ca 1909 France
Undergarments early 1900’s
And lastly the costume a real lady would never dare
appear in out in public.
Hope you've enjoyed this trip down fashion avenue!
Amanda
2 comments :
Hi Amanda! I am missing my Blogger friends and just wanted to stop and say hi:) Beautiful, inspiring pics! Like you, I can't get enough of these gorgeous gowns. And they make great fun dressing up our heroines if only in our heads and hearts! I've been using Pinterest lately for writing breaks. It feeds the soul. They've even just come up with "secret boards" which are for your eyes alone, great for future story plotting...
Hope you and your family are well and having a blessed fall!
Hi Laura! So great to hear from you! I'm not on Pinterest yet, but admit to looking at everyone elses lovely boards! :)
I wanted to tell you how much I LOVED Love's Reckoning! I was a bit later than most in getting a copy, but once I had one, I read it in two days! It's one of my favorite novels ever!! So many lovely scenes and such poetic writing!! Amd now that I've read it, I can't wait for book two!!!
Blessings,
Amanda
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