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This period marks the transition from the conical hoop skirt to the "walking costume," which featured looped skirts for easier movement. It also captures the early, softer bustle era and the influence of the Franco-Prussian War on Parisian fashion dominance.
The illustrations are copyright-free, making them an "invaluable resource" for illustrators and graphic artists. Purchasing Options Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Victorian Fashions and Costumes from Harper’s B...
The book serves as a "repository of instruction," illustrating a complete Victorian wardrobe: This period marks the transition from the conical
A movement toward "flatness and straightness" where women were described as a "pencil covered with raiment". This era introduced the long-waisted, tightly-boned "cuirass" bodice and asymmetrical draping. Purchasing Options Go to product viewer dialog for this item
Detailed engravings of complex hairstyles and period-specific hair ornaments.
A comprehensive look at hats, fans, parasols, muffs, jewelry, and shoes.
