1800s maternity dress

This week has been unreasonably hot. Now, I know that June is quite often very hot but this week it seems to be hotter than average. Weeks like these are the only time I think that there may be some grains of respectability in the theory of global warming. But I should rectify my complaint. The first few days of the week were perfect. Low humidity, mid-70's, a cool low-50's at night. Perfect for enjoying everything about summer and for cuddling with your Loved One under blankets at night as…

This dress is worn back-to-front on the mannequin as a maternity dress. The closure was originally at the back, and had been extended with extra fabric to ...

Authentic 1800s Vintage Look: It's a one-piece vintage medieval dress that has an attached corset. Skirt have satin base layer with knit mesh overlays. Puffy sleeves have elastic band at mid-arm and waist. Full Set included: 1* Medieval Peasant Dress. SIze from S to plus size 3XL, our model height 5'4 feet, weight 99.2 lb, bust 32.2inch, waist 24.4inch, hip 34.6inch, try on S, it is fit. Material: The main materail of corset style victorian dress is polyester. It is softy and comfortatle…

Kate Middleton is clearly not the first woman to ever be pregnant: Take a look at maternity fashion from the last few hundred years...

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An obviously pregnant woman circa 1876-78 When I discovered I was expecting the last time I was determined to have one "nice" maternity outfit for reenactment. I decided upon the natural form period...

Description Felt like making something romantic with gigantic sleeves again ^^ For all about my designs, see: www.somniaromantica.com ^^

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