Victorian dressing gown

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Once the tea gown was wearable, I added a few extra bits and bobs. First, covered buttons. I bought several sizes, since I didn’t know which would look best on the finished gown, and ended up…

Dressing gown or women's robe in the 19th century. Lavender grey silk, pleated.

Woman's Kimono-Style Dressing Gown with Sash, Unknown, Japan for the Western market, circa 1885, Costumes, Gown: silk crepe with silk embroidery; sash: silk plain weave with silk embroidery and silk knotted fringe.

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“Dressing gown, 1902-06. Hillwood Museum.”

Tea gown of silk velvet, embroidered with coloured silks, England, 1895-1900

Catherine Curzon on Twitter: "Texture, colour and #FrockingFabulous dresing gown drape of the 1880s. Via the Fashion Museum, Bath… "

Recently I decided to whip up a 1880s-1890s dressing gown while I was waiting for my corset materials to arrive in the mail. I wanted to make something simple that I could draft myself (and I have little to no experience in doing that). My main inspiration was this dressing gown from. I bought a length of Vintage net lace on Etsy and found a pretty cotton material at Joanne's home decor with the slightest hint of sheen. I made five 1/2 inch pleats on the front neck and created a faux saque…

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‘Dressing-gowns are generally made of warm materials, for the winter, as flannels, either printed or plain […] For summer, they are of dimity, calico, twilled muslin, and sometimes, though rarely, of silk.’ (The Workwoman’s Guide, 1840) For my Victorian wrapper or dressing gown I used off-white cotton flannel fabric printed with pink roses and green … Continue reading Victorian Wrapper Dressing Gown →

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Made to order. (Version in photos is a size 40/42 chest and 58 inches long) Emerald green and black damask fabric, It is fully lined with an equally stunning black paisley satin. Quilted black satin collar. With cuff and pocket detail. This is a medium weight dressing gown designed and created by me. Any questions please send me a message. Two outside working,lined pockets. Top stitch detail. Wide, lined belt with tassels (tassels can be in your choice of colour) I also do commission work…

Empress Alexandra's Dressing Gown

Woman's Dressing Gown (Wrapper), Unknown, United States, circa 1892, Costumes, Cotton plain weave,roller-discharge-printed, with cotton braid trim.

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