From the fashionhistory community on Reddit: Red velvet gown made in 1887, altered in 1902, worn by Mrs. Charles E. Inches (Louise Pomeroy) in a portrait by John Singer Sargent, 1887 Explore this post and more from the fashionhistory community

If she was still around here's one for @eumenide626.bsky.social (and @ibumichele.bsky.social )

#FashionFolks

www.reddit.com/r/fashionhis...

Cover of the October 1914 edition of the Modern Priscilla magazine. The illustration is of a woman in a floral easy chair sewing. She wears a red house dress and has her feet on a small stool. There is a tuxedo cat loafed between her and the chair's arm.

Current keywords for inclusion in this feed:

#FashionHistory
#DressHistory
#FashionFolks
#fashionplatefriday
House of Worth
#vintagefashion
#ladysmag
#FrockingFabulous
costumesociety.org
dresshistorians.org

🗃️🪡
🗃️👗

You will also see posts from this list, regardless of tag:
bsky.app/profile/did:...

Two-piece dress in green velvet, ca. 1900, Grands Magasins Nouveautés C. Paventa, Rome. : r/fashionhistory

Attention grabbing.
#FashionFolks
www.reddit.com/r/fashionhis...

Definitely makes a statement.
#FashionFolks

Fantastic waistcoat. #FashionFolks

A little something for when the goth governess needs to be a little fancier. #FashionFolks.
@CupcakeGoth, @GothHistorian, @YerAuntieTrish

ca. 1909 Dress (Fashion Museum Bath - Bath, Somerset, UK) : r/fashionhistory

A little something for when the goth governess needs to be a little fancier. #FashionFolks.
@cupcakegoth.bsky.social, @gothhistorian.bsky.social

www.reddit.com/r/fashionhis...

#FashionFolks, more Bodacious Brown.

#FashionFolks, more Bodacious Brown.
www.reddit.com/r/fashionhis...

You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here.
(who says brown can't look fabulous?)
#FashionFolks

You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here.
(who says brown can't look fabulous?)
#FashionFolks
www.reddit.com/r/fashionhis...

Woman's jacket (Wentke), 1700's. : r/fashionhistory

I'm not sure if there's a way to tag things for people interested in fashion history here, on the bird site I used to use #FashionFolks.
In any case, this woman's jacket is interesting and very modern looking.
www.reddit.com/r/fashionhis...

#FashionFolks Very modern looking.

#FashionFolks

Red.
Red red red red.
Red.
#FashionFolks

🎶She wore raspberry sorbet🎶
#FashionFolks

The Eighties were amazing.
#FashionFolks

Almost arboreal in colors and design
#FashionFolks

Simple, neutral, timeless.
#FashionFolks

Important info for those who think corsets are uncomfortable. Bernadette Banner is a delight!
#FashionFolks

This is amazing. "Dove Gray" shot silk tea gown with interesting cut and embellishments.
#FashionFolks

Better than Crocs.
#FashionFolks

This would have glittered.
#FashionFolks

I think @NancySinatra wouid approve.
#FashionFolks
#StartWalking

Stripes! And check out that asymmetrical hem on the overskirt.
#FashionFolks

Ready to strike up the band @INFJAngie?
#FashionFolks

Love how the pleating on the bodice shapes it and highlights the fabric pattern and colors.
#FashionFolks

Here's one for @eumenide626 to control the minions with
#FashionFolks

Now that's sharp!
#FashionFolks

Conservatives: "Boys should dress like boys, and girls like girls, like in good old days"

How boys actually dressed in the "good old days"
#FashionFolks