18th century wedding dress

Corset making - designing and making my own corsets. Gorsety - projektowanie i szycie gorsetów.

Molyneux, c 1948 Wesilk moire wedding dress -- worn by the fashion model Patricia Aileen Cunningham to marry the British couturier Charles Creed at the Assumption Convent, Kensington Square, on 1 September 1948. Feeling it would be inappropriate if he were to design her dress, Creed recommended his fellow British couturier, Edward Molyneux, to his bride | V -- Disney's Sleeping Beauty?

"...In the Evening I went to the Ball. I had an English Night Gown of muslin with silver sprigs and all white..." Extracts from correspondence, Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1784, 18th Century Embroidery Techniques, Gail Marsh Last year I was looking for a design for a new party frock. I was intrigued by the quote of Georgiana wearing a white, silver sprigged, gown. We often have very low lighting in our local balls so I thought a glittering white gown might be the very thing to wear. I…

This 18th-century tulle dress is inspired by a robe á l'Anglaise from 1785-87. The many layers of tulle give the dress a depth that is complemented by the subtle but historically-inspired embellishments. The dress, like its historical model, consists of a skirt, a jacket with a long train and a plug, and a skin tone bo