#Edwardian dress

[frostedmagnolias]

Blue Hydrangeas Dress

c. 1896-1906

silk, tulle, sequins, gemstones

French

Palais Galliera

[antiquebee]

Marie Bell Watson (1879 - 1913), 1902

[theframedrabbit]

Marie Callot Garber, Evening Dress | 1910-12 | FRENCH | Callot Sœurs Design House | The Metropolitan Museum of Art |

[fashion-from-the-past]

1900-1905

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

Evening gown by Doucet, c.1912. Cream net over pink satin over cream chiffon and satin. Possibly worn by Julia Butterfield, wife of US Union General Daniel Butterfield. Whitaker Auctions.

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[pastlivesfinery]

Ca. 1905 🖤

[pepoboyz]

anthy himemya, circa 1909

[id: A digital painting of a medium dark-skinned girl, anthy, with violet hair in a rolled updo. She has green eyes and circular glasses, and wears a pair of gold jhumka earrings. She wears an edwardian era jumper dress in a soft green, with a ruffled lacy blouse beneath and a thin, s-bend magenta sash belt. Her expression is neutral and she rests one gloved hand on a table, behind her is a background of green bushes. End id]

[la-belle-histoire]

Catalina Nieto Casas, Ramon Casas. 1909.

[xeyesofstardust]

This is what I think the uniform for the Slytherin witches would’ve looked like if they were going for the historically accurate

I found it while scrolling on Etsy if anybody’s wondering.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1526624361/

[breebird33]

a lil something I started last night 🌿✨

my one new years resolution is to not take everything to color and my god it's a hard habit to shake

[gogmstuff]

1908 (November) Les Modes - Le Thé Chinbara by Gabriel Nicolet. From gallica.bnf.fr 1438X1896.

[frostedmagnolias]

Dress made of cream silk tulle and blue taffeta

c. 1900

maker unknown

Museu Nacional do Traje

[antiquebee]

Mrs. Jim Richardson [likely 'Florence Eva Flowers Richardson' (1875 - 1932), 1902

[theframedrabbit]

Verhaeren of New York, Like Violet Moonlight | 1909 | EVENING GOWN

[fashion-from-the-past]

1905

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

Silk evening dress, 1913-1915. Franklin & Simon Co., Canadian Museum of History

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