1820s womens fashion

I bought these posters when I went to Wanstead Park and visited the park museum, I could not help but imagine if the women of Wanstead House would of at some time dressed in some of the fashions below, I blogged about my visit to the park and the museum here. Fashion Plates published 1806 - 1820 Fashion Plates published 1806 - 1820 Head Dresses These head dress prints are taken from fashion journals of the time, ‘Ackermann’s Repository of Arts’, ‘The New Monthly Belle AssemblŽe’ and ‘The…

Fashion Plate (Parisian Opera Costume) | LACMA Collections

This evening dress appeared (in a different color) in La Belle Assemblée of June 1833.

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1820s blue day dress

Spring 1870

Ball Gown 1820 The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Ackermann's Repository of Arts: January 1822 https://openlibrary.org/books/OL25491189M/The_Repository_of_arts_literature_commerce_manufactures_fashions_and_politics

Evening dress, 1830′s From the Turun museokeskus

1905-06

Well dear hearts - 1828 was the last year for Ackermann's Repository and so this will be the last set of Regency Fashion plates from that British periodical. I'm still enthralled by all the ribbons, lace and fripperies these fashion plates have recorded as their snap-shot of what real Regency fashions were like. It's been a fun treat to share with you all the lovely dresses be they; morning, walking, promenade, evening, ball, wedding, carriage, mourning or fancy dress. I just can't imagine…

Evening dress, late 1820's - early 1830's (?), aerophane. Helen Larson Collection.