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How To Spend It Magazine Editorial: “Mise en Seine” Photography and styling: Damian Foxe

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Woman wearing gloves, also known as The Parisienne by Charles-Alexandre Giron 1883. Genève, 1850 – Gentod-Bellevue (Suisse), Oil on canvas

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Editorial Mary Poppins for AR Magazine by Rebeca Saray Gude, via Behance

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This luscious purple velvet coat (1885-1890) features a Medieval-style collar and is covered in hand-embroidered, yellow & green, silk sprays of Sweet Cicely (an English wildflower) - with white felt petals. The gorgeous coat was made at the Oxford Street store of Marshall & Snelgrove, London.

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Left: Fancy Court Gown of Alexandra Feodrovna, reproducing the dress of the Tsarina Marfa Ilyinichna, wife of Tsar Alexei Michaelovitch, 1903.

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The Writing Ball ca. 1865 // The Hansen Writing Ball was invented in 1865 by the Rasmus Malling-Hansen. The writing ball was first patented and entered production in 1870, and was the first commercially produced typewriter. (via collective history)

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Late Victorian Reception Dress 1890

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NYC. Brooklyn Bridge, 1896. 116 years ago!

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Dress (Ball Gown), ca. 1892. House of Worth (French (1858–1956)), Design House; Jean-Phillipe Worth, Designer. French. silk, crystal; Length at CB (a): 14 3/4 in. (37.5 cm) Length at CB (b): 60 in. (152.4 cm). Gift of Orme Wilson and R. Thornton Wilson, in memory of their mother, Mrs. Caroline Schermerhorn Astor Wilson, 1949 (49.3.25a, b) (c) The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Ballgown by Worth, ca 1900

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Hand Carved Victorian Goose Eggs: victorian eggs 05

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Worth Fancy dress costume, “Electric Light" ca. 1883 / worn by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt II: Yellow satin; golden yellow satin; metallic thread embroidery; paillettes and beads; midnight blue velvet; yellow tulle with applied tinsel; tinsel and looped cord edging; glass pearls; fringe

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Worth Mantle c. 1888: Persimmon velvet; orange and yellow striped silk; gold metallic braid; beads; brilliants; bead tassels; cream machine-made lace

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THE PASSAGE, ST PETERSBURG, 1902

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Victorian Dress 01 by Angirias.deviantart.com

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20th century French Evening Cape, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Ballgown by Worth, 1896 (modified in 1900) Paris, Musee Galliera

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E1214 victorian by Experimetal (Victoria Takahashi)

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Manhattan circa 1910

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gown circa 1907-1910 from the Callot Souers

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1907 US Pittsburgh, Shelburne Museum

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Vienna Court Opera, 1902

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MARGARITA PUGOVKA

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Old Town, Edinburgh, Scotland

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Brooklyn Bridge, 1905

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How To Spend It Magazine Editorial: “Mise en Seine” Photography and styling: Damian Foxe

How To Spend It Magazine Editorial: “Mise en Seine” Photography and styling: Damian Foxe

dustjacket attic: High Glamour (kristen stewart by mario testino)

Woman wearing gloves, also known as The Parisienne by Charles-Alexandre Giron 1883. Genève, 1850 – Gentod-Bellevue (Suisse), Oil on canvas

Keira Knightly, Vogue

Editorial Mary Poppins for AR Magazine by Rebeca Saray Gude, via Behance

Editorial Mary Poppins for AR Magazine by Rebeca Saray Gude, via Behance

opu ii by JDarnell.deviantart.com

This luscious purple velvet coat (1885-1890) features a Medieval-style collar and is covered in hand-embroidered, yellow & green, silk sprays of Sweet Cicely (an English wildflower) - with white felt petals. The gorgeous coat was made at the Oxford Street store of Marshall & Snelgrove, London.

Left: Fancy Court Gown of Alexandra Feodrovna, reproducing the dress of the Tsarina Marfa Ilyinichna, wife of Tsar Alexei Michaelovitch, 1903.

The Writing Ball ca. 1865 // The Hansen Writing Ball was invented in 1865 by the Rasmus Malling-Hansen. The writing ball was first patented and entered production in 1870, and was the first commercially produced typewriter. (via collective history)

Late Victorian Reception Dress 1890

Steampunk heels equipped with gears, tubes and LED lights / The Trendaholic

NYC. Brooklyn Bridge, 1896. 116 years ago!

Ballgown by Worth, ca 1900

Hand Carved Victorian Goose Eggs: victorian eggs 05

Worth Fancy dress costume, “Electric Light" ca. 1883 / worn by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt II: Yellow satin; golden yellow satin; metallic thread embroidery; paillettes and beads; midnight blue velvet; yellow tulle with applied tinsel; tinsel and looped cord edging; glass pearls; fringe

Worth Mantle c. 1888: Persimmon velvet; orange and yellow striped silk; gold metallic braid; beads; brilliants; bead tassels; cream machine-made lace

THE PASSAGE, ST PETERSBURG, 1902

Victorian Dress 01 by Angirias.deviantart.com

20th century French Evening Cape, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Ballgown by Worth, 1896 (modified in 1900) Paris, Musee Galliera

I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS.

E1214 victorian by Experimetal (Victoria Takahashi)

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Manhattan circa 1910

gown circa 1907-1910 from the Callot Souers

1907 US Pittsburgh, Shelburne Museum

Sweet Floral

Garrett Hedlund and Willem Dafoe for Prada

Gary Oldman and Jamie Bell for Prada

Custom Wax Seal Stamp

I really should quit by shoomlah on deviantart.

Vienna Court Opera, 1902

MARGARITA PUGOVKA

Old Town, Edinburgh, Scotland

Brooklyn Bridge, 1905

Steampunk Pocket Watch.

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