History has always been a great inspiration ad it will always be.
I found these amazing pictures in a book of the Kyoto costume institute.
I just had to show them, fashion was so much more back then, than it's now, just look at these pictures (I haven't got the time to scan them all in, so this is it for now, but I'll post more in time)
From left to the right.
Pink Lyons brocade with stripe ans floral pattern. self-fabric an fly trim; single-flounced pagoda sleeves; matching petticoat.
1770-1775
Yellow Lyons brocade with white floral stripe; compères with buttons; doubleflounced pagoda sleeves; matching petticoat.
1770-1775
Blue Lyons silk cannelé with stripe and floral ribbon motif; compères with buttons; double-flounced pagoda sleeves; matching petticoat.
And here are some details:
I've always had a thing with sleeves, aren't these beautiful?
1770
wow. those fabrics are absolutely amazing!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenxxxc
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Hey thanks for coment sweetie.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenOh that try to make beautiful braids and if it take pictures! Share ultimately braids is not getting ugly right? lol
Come again.
Xoxo, Jamily.
Gorgeous sleeves, I wish there was as much thought in fashion today as there was then
BeantwoordenVerwijderen:-D i just wanted to say thanks for the lovely comment... you guys were all so sweet, and i had a pretty crap day today, so your comments really helped me through :-D
BeantwoordenVerwijdereni really do love your blog chica ;-)
xxxc
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Thanks for the comment! I love your blog. How gorgeous are these dresses. Imagine how long it must have taken to hand stitch everything!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenAnd those sleeves are soooooo lovely!
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Thanks for your lovely comment.:-) I do like the clothes in that period.The ancient fashion is quite appealing to me.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenCiao,
Robin