Beads; Belt buckles; Belts (Clothing); Bodices; Bouquets; Bows (Ribbon work); Brooches; Clothing and dress; Collars; Color in clothing; Cuffs (Clothing); Dresses; Earrings; Fans; Feathers; Flowers; Gloves; Hair ornaments; Hats; Headgear; Hosiery;...
Seven women are shown in fashions for January 1836. The woman in the top left hand corner faces the viewer and is shown from the waist up. She has two pink roses in her hair, which is dressed into a small bun with bunches of curls on the sides, a...
A young woman with red-blond hair wears a yellow suit trimmed in black with a tucked, lace trimmed pink blouse. This transitional outfit combines the flowers and lace popular in the Victorian era with the angularity of approaching modernist styles....
The woman wears a brown walking dress with very full skirts and a brown belt that fastens in front with a rosette. The dress has double sleeves: the inner sleeve is long and fitted with short, white cuffs, while the outer, hanging sleeve is fitted...
Clothing and dress; Women's clothing; Color in clothing; Earrings; Necklaces; Jewelry-Religious aspects; Crowns; Brocade; Fur garments; Sleeves; Bodices; Lace and lace making; Pearls; Tables; Orbs; Mary II, Queen Of England, 1662 1694
Queen Mary of England has her hair dressed in long curls and wears a green velvet bodice with a silver and gold ornate brocade skirt. The skirt has a column of diamond shapes down the front and a double band of small green diamonds between gold...
There are light blue ribbons and pink flower garlands in the top left hand corner and green leaves in the bottom left hand corner. The woman on the left holds a small bouquet of flowers in her right hand and a closed black fan in her left. She is...
Hair ornaments; Lace and lace making; Earrings; Flowers; Feathers
The busts of seven women are depicted to show new Paris fashions for headdresses. Six of the busts are wearing gold pendant earrings of various styles. The top left, labeled 1, shows a woman wearing a white lace cap with lappets, decorated with...
