Pagoda sleeve

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This look from the 2011 Raph Rucci fashion week show has a model in large sleeves, which are reminiscent of the Crinoline Era's pagoda sleeves.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Costumes - 18th and 19th Century," March–August 1955.The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "The Art of Fashion," October 23, 1967–January 1, 1968.The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Fashion History Timeline on Instagram: "This 1859 ensemble has a gold, two-tiered skirt and pagoda-sleeves, both of which are edged in a red, green, and peach floral brocade pattern. This silk day dress has a round-necked bodice with a frayed v-shaped seam above the bust and frayed edges. The edges of the tiers of the pagoda sleeves are also frayed, as are the two tiers of the large, round cage crinoline-shaped skirt. The bust-level tier of the bodice, alongside both tiers of the pagoda…

Pagoda sleeve

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@vintagefashionguild on Instagram: "Two-piece day dress, American, early 1850s. Silk jacquard.⁣ This dress exemplifies the transition from the 1840s to the 1850s. It has an extremely full skirt, print to give visual interest to the large expanse of fabric, and the start of the 1850s’ pagoda sleeves. Read more about 1840s and 1850s fashions in the VFG Fashion Timeline (link in bio). Credit: MFA Boston Gift of Lois Adams Goldstone #1840sfashion #1850sfashion #victorianfashion…

Black silk with polychrome floral brocade, back-lacing off-the-shoulder bodice with deep point; full skirt with box ple