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James Tissot’s Fashion Plates (1864-1878): A Guest Post by Lucy Paquette
Art historian and author Lucy Paquette is here with a guest post on fashion in the paintings of Victorian artist James Tissot!...
Read MoreA Century of Sartorial Style: A Visual Guide to 19th Century Menswear
A visual overview of 19th century men's fashion, looking at general changes decade-by-decade...
Read MoreShades of Victorian Fashion: Crimson, Claret, Scarlet, and Red
During the nineteenth century, red was considered a vibrant, powerful color, suitable for winter cloaks, richly patterned shawls, and dramatic evening dresses....
Read MoreShades of Victorian Fashion: Pretty in 19th Century Pink
During the Victorian era, pink was considered a sweet, feminine color, suitable for the gowns of young ladies in their first season....
Read MoreShades of Victorian Fashion: Lilacs, Lavenders, Plums, and Purples
Purple was one of the most fashionable—and versatile—colors of the Victorian era. ...
Read MoreFashion and Beauty Essentials for a 19th Century Summer Holiday
A look at a few fashion, beauty, and novel necessities for a 19th century summer....
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