Gowns from the 1900's

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Evening dress, no date. Ankle length with truncated waist and wide shirred short sleeves. Tissue-thin white silk. Insets of lace & embroidery. Hallwyl Museum via Wikimedia Commons
Evening dress, no date. Ankle length with truncated waist and wide shirred short sleeves. Tissue-thin white silk. Insets of lace & embroidery. Hallwyl Museum via Wikimedia Commons
Evening dress, Poiret, 1911. Ivory silk satin with outer layer of slightly pleated petrol blue chiffon. Modesty inset of beige cotton mechanical lace in floral motifs over tulle. Metallic silver lace knotted into band that ties below empire waist and hangs down, ending in tassels. Museo del Traje
Evening dress, Poiret, 1911. Ivory silk satin with outer layer of slightly pleated petrol blue chiffon. Modesty inset of beige cotton mechanical lace in floral motifs over tulle. Metallic silver lace knotted into band that ties below empire waist and hangs down, ending in tassels. Museo del Traje
Pretty in Pink!
Pretty in Pink!
Debutante’s floor-length evening gown with short train, 1910-1912
Beautiful Century
Debutante’s floor-length evening gown with short train, 1910-1912
1901 German Evening Dress
1901 German Evening Dress
๑ Nineteen Fourteen ๑ historical happenings, fashion, art & style from a century ago - evening gown, House of Worth, c. 1914
House of Worth | Evening dress | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
๑ Nineteen Fourteen ๑ historical happenings, fashion, art & style from a century ago - evening gown, House of Worth, c. 1914
LACE HOBBLE-STYLE TEA GOWN, c. 1913 1-piece fashioned from various laces including Val, torchon, & embroidered net, the skirt panels embroidered w/ flower baskets, wide pink brocade silk sash, B 42", W 29", L 54"
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LACE HOBBLE-STYLE TEA GOWN, c. 1913 1-piece fashioned from various laces including Val, torchon, & embroidered net, the skirt panels embroidered w/ flower baskets, wide pink brocade silk sash, B 42", W 29", L 54"
Chemise Date: ca. 1900 Culture: American Medium: cotton Dimensions: [no dimensions available] Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Agnes Kremer, 1938 Accession Number: C.I.38.14.12
Chemise | American | The Met
Chemise Date: ca. 1900 Culture: American Medium: cotton Dimensions: [no dimensions available] Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Agnes Kremer, 1938 Accession Number: C.I.38.14.12
c1911, Left - Jeanne Lanvin, embroidered silk chiffon and tulle lace with rose ornaments, Right unknown designer - silk tulle and silk chiffon embroidered with beads, faux pearls and gold cord embroidery on skirt.
c1911, Left - Jeanne Lanvin, embroidered silk chiffon and tulle lace with rose ornaments, Right unknown designer - silk tulle and silk chiffon embroidered with beads, faux pearls and gold cord embroidery on skirt.
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Evening dress, Mme. Hayward, London, ca. 1909-10. Silk, metal, cotton. This skirt is part of a dress that is included in Janet Arnold's "Patterns of Fashion: Englishwomen's dresses and their construction ca. 1860-1940." She describes it as "an evening dress in black silk net covered with tiny 1/8" silver sequins over an ivory satin underskirt." Museum of London
Evening dress, Mme. Hayward, London, ca. 1909-10. Silk, metal, cotton. This skirt is part of a dress that is included in Janet Arnold's "Patterns of Fashion: Englishwomen's dresses and their construction ca. 1860-1940." She describes it as "an evening dress in black silk net covered with tiny 1/8" silver sequins over an ivory satin underskirt." Museum of London
Evening gown by Liberty of London, 1910s. This dress mixed between silk voile, lace and embroidery
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Evening gown by Liberty of London, 1910s. This dress mixed between silk voile, lace and embroidery