1910s fashion women casual

Edwardian fashion refers to the clothing that was in style between the late 1890s and 1914 or the beginning of the Great War (World War I). ...

I've always enjoyed vintage fashions and fashion history (though I'm now old enough to remember when some vintage fashions were new!) This is my blog for posting images from the large collection of old catalogs and fashion magazines I have piled up in my spare room. I'll be posting stuff from between the 1940s and the 1980s. A warning to visitors: Some of these images are scary!

Not coming full time

They were really quite elegant!

Women don't have to wear skirts! If you have some puffy pants, those could work just as well.

Suffragette Ensemble This is what I wore to cast my ballot this year in honor of our great-great-grandmothers who fought for our right to vote for so long. The underlying components: 1910…

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My version of Simplicity EA258101 with alterations, paired with a split skirt from Historical Emporium I've been on a wardrobe-building bender lately (er, when am I ever *not* wardrobe building?) and usually in Summer I trend towards Belle Epoque and Edwardian for...some reason. Maybe it's the linen tailor-mades. Or

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Les Modes (Paris) April 1909 Toilette de Promenade et robe pour les courses par Bernard