Wednesday, February 6, 2008

clothes era victorian

Clothes--I love the clothes, from the beginning to the end of the era,
most especially the ones for formal affairs. Silks and satins and
velvets. . . .long dresses and lace. People dressed differently for
different occasions,
The Western Promenade promises a walk through
one of the nicest Victorian era neighborhoods in the nation. The
neighborhood is located close to Portland's “Victoria
Mansion.” The mansion “boasts”
A fine
Victorian era woven antique shawl that probably originates from
England (Norwich) or Scotland. Twill stripes are in bright primary
colors of red, blue, yellow and green with the addition of black and
white.
Carlyle, who often serves as a survey course's bridge between
the romantic and Victorian periods, is a difficult writer, but his
insights into literature, history, and politics make his eccentric
books worth considerable patience.
Victorian Fashion History,
Costume and Social History of the Victorian Era 1837-191. Pictures of
society clothes.Victorian clothes were very much a symbol of who you
were, what you did for a living, and how much money was in your bank

Shop and order online at this vintage clothing shop with a huge
selection and variety of clothing from the Victorian era to the
197s.
Visit The Gatherings, to see all of the beautiful antique and
vintage textiles I have ~ antique clothing, hats, accessories,
children's clothing, vintage bed and table linens, antique children's
toys, vintage sewing notions,
DMac: While researching the late
Victorian era (Queen Victoria came to the throne at a young age and
lived a long, long time so the Victorian period spans a sizeable
number of years), I found RF Delderfield fascinating.
Outside of a
few rebels (either left over from the wild Regency era, like Lady
Blessington, or foreigners, like Louisa van Alten, 7th Duchess of
Manchester), the first two or three decades of the Victorian era
cultivated propriety and
Hand made of solid walnut during the Civil
War in the early 186's, this armoire or wardrobe disassembles for
moving. The drawers are hand dovetailed, and the original dividers,
shelves and clothes hooks are removable.
Victorian Era Women Demand
Greater Rights Women were demanding greater rights, both socially, at
home, and for their children. Many wanted to play sports such as
tennis and travel more. Less Restrictive Clothes
Jovovich-Hawk has
been known for their vintage inspired clothing. This collection takes
opposite flavors: modest victorian tastes are intermixed with loud
hollywood glam, in creating a well balanced collection for a women
who live both
Just FYI, Victorian era lesbian erotica is totally
hilarious. (It's not actually erotica because this is the Victorian
era we're talking about, after all -- back then women did not have
sexual desires at all, let alone for one
In the past, we've
suggested clothing for dressing your little ones as mods, punks and
hippies, but this line of baby clothes from Thornback and Peel goes
back to the Victorian era for its imagery. The range comprises of
t-shirts and …
Virginia Woolf was born on a cultural cusp; as the
daughter of the Victorian Era, she should have gained her identity
from her father and then her husband, yet her name eclipses both
Leslie Stephens and Leonard Woolf.
When I was young there was a
truly Victorian era store that was still opened downtown. It had
served the public since the late 18's. (I knew the history of this
lovely old store as I had made friends with a dear elderly lady who
was
The victorian era occured during the reign of Queen Victoria,
and lasted between 1837-191. During this time period, the industrial
revolution occured. Due to this revolution, the structure of the
social class was changed, and hostility
The second drawing, the
short corset, and the chemise are of the Regency, but the other two
are from the Victorian Era. I really love the drawing above showing a
husband assisting his wife disrobing! Rather says it all, don't ya
think?
The depiction of animals in human clothing is a surprisingly
common element of Victorian illustration. Whether it is supposed to
represent animals taking on human qualities, or man taking on animal
qualities, the illustrations are

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