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Finding the Right Neckline

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Folding and Storing Your Gowns

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General Overview of Fashion Video Series 1855-1900

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An Introduction to 1850’s-1860’s Working Gowns Sewing Course

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1850’s Summer Bonnet Tutorial: Decorating the Bonnet

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Primary Source: Excerpts from “The Work Woman’s Guide” 1840

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BONUS POST Dressing like a 1860’s Woman: The Order of Clothing

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1850’s Summer Bonnet Tutorial: The Lining

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Thank you to all who participated in my surveys a few weeks ago! I made note of the top eras (Regency and 1860’s) and the most requested items (gowns and accessories) and have ordered fabric to get started! Look for new items to start showing up sometime near the middle to end of September. My #labordaysale will begin tomorrow on all current ready made items, patterns, as well as a free trial of the @19thcenturymembership. Check back tomorrow for more details #aimeevictorian #historicalfashion #historicalsewing #historicalclothing #historicalseamstress #custommade #bespoke #entrepreneur #womeninbusiness #reenactor #wahmlife #labordayweekend #labordaysale
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While researching for next month’s posts for the @19thcenturymembership about necklines, I came across two stunning fashion plates. These 1830’s fashion plates (I know..more 1830’s?!?!) are truly beautiful in not only the colors shown but also the accessories and attention to detail. Notice the large muff in the first plate and large shawls/mantles. The second fashion plate shows a stunning evening gown complete with jewelry. Am I ready to make and wear an 1830’s gown? Not yet, but I have to admit the fashion plates from the decade are pretty epic! #aimeevictorian #regencyfashion #1830sfashion #victorianfashion #historcalfashion #fashionplate #lesmiserables
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