"A catalogue accompanying the exhibition of the same name. The Darnell Collection is a private collection of fashion from the eighteenth century to the present day. This catalogue looks at Victorian era fashion including some Quaker dress"--Provided by publisher.
The full-skirted, narrow-waisted styles of the Victorian society appear in a lavish collection of 45 ready-to-color line drawings. Lovingly adapted from vintage fashion magazines of the era. Captions.
Detailed, accurate renderings of 2 dolls, 28 costumes — Queen Victoria's wedding gown, evening dress by Worth, Dolly Varden walking suit, more.
If that won't Fashion bring Back to the play – why nothing will.2 We ought not to underestimate, then, the degree to which Victoria's unabated devotion to the drama precipitated the expansion of the theatre-going public.
For details on the dress, see Kay Staniland and Santina M. Levey, “Queen Victoria's Wedding Dress and Lace,” Costume: The Journal of the Costume Society 17 (1983): 1–32 and Jane Roberts, Five Gold Rings: A Royal Wedding Souvenir Album ...
During Jubilee Year the queen was deluged with telegrams and loyal addresses, as well as letters of goodwill, from many of her poorest subjects, “often written on cheap paper in painfully formed handwriting” (Chapman and Raban 1977, ...
Revealing a shrewd and socially aware woman attuned to the popular power of royal dress, the work will appeal to students and scholars of costume, fashion and dress history, as well as of material culture and 19th century history.
With so much riding on the image conveyed by clothes , no wonder Queen Victoria might fear fashion . ... in the previous chapter appreciated clothes ' colonizing function , the age's fashion writers preached clothing's importance and ...
readers: 'Why do you do it, young ladies? Do you think it coquettish? Is it that the act itself gives you any pleasure? Is it that there is some mysterious Corsican-brother affinity between the ivory of the handle and the ivory of your ...
This is no surprise, as nineteenth-century clothing was so wide-ranging and decorative.
In terms of political history, the Edwardian period lasted from 1901, when Queen Victoria died and Edward was crowned king, until 1910, when the monarch died. However, in terms of fashion, the Edwardian period actually began in 1863, ...