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1906. "Park Square -- Pittsfield, Massachusetts." The bronze soldier was cast from Civil War cannon barrels.
#vintage#street cars#1900s#trolleys#turn of the century#street scene#church#pedestrians#streetcars#Edwardian fashions#trolley#street car
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A Sunday in Galveston
#my antique cufflinks and fob look so good#edwardian fashion#late victorian fashion#edwardian aesthetic#antique aesthetic#trains#train car#victorian aesthetic#old trains#historical costuming#vintage aesthetic#black people in period clothing#vintage style#black people in historical costume#mignonne#2024#blue
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Alice Davis from the Mary Everhard Collection at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art. The first picture is labeled “circa 1895“ on the museum website but based on the silhouette of the gown, I would estimate the year 1905 to 1908
#fashion history#black history#edwardian#antique aesthetic#late victorian#black people in period clothing#1900s#early 1900s#turn of the century#mine
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nah because why do edwardian motor dusters go so hard. the VEIL??
THE GOGGLES
#im obssessed#edwardian#edwardian fashion#1910s fashion#cw caps#caps#vintage fashion#motoring duster#saymbles#might have to draw the spg girlies in this
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Undergarments of The Edwardian Era
#edwardian#this is a girlblog#lana del rey#girlblogging#vintage fashion#vintage aesthetic#marilyn monroe#jane birkin#lana del rey aesthetic#early 20th century#1900#1900s fashion#history of fashion#1900s#early 1900s#1900s dress#1910#1901#late 1800s#1800s#1800s fashion#1800s dress#19th century#fashion history#victorian#1910s#historical fashion#20th century#girlblogger#girlblog
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thank you to this tweet for giving me the perfect opportunity to ramble about edwin’s outfit during the confession scene because oh how i love it
the juxtaposition between these two scenes and what edwin wears is so good because he goes from an outfit he chose and put together when he planned to confess vs a blood stained shirt when he actually did but what i think a lot of people don’t realise is that edwin isn’t wearing pyjamas when he’s in hell, he’s wearing undergarments. he’s in an undershirt and drawers, which was typical edwardian underwear and it is such a perfect way to show how vulnerable he is in that moment. so often clothes are used as armour or a way to make oneself feel more confident and that’s exactly what edwin is doing when he made himself look, as niko says, really nice. a nice outfit and feeling good about yourself can go a long way in making yourself feel more ready to, i don’t know, confess your love to your best friend of 30 years. now compare that to what edwin’s wearing when he actually confesses and you immediately feel a sense of vulnerability and almost nakedness in that situation because the modern day equivalent is standing there in your boxers. all of that armour, all that confidence is gone, he is both literally and metaphorically bare. in the end it’s just edwin, in the most basic sense, baring his soul to charles and i think it’s so so beautiful
#back on my edwardian fashion bullshit#this means a lot to me#edwin payne i love you and you’re wardrobe#edwin paine#edwin payne#charles rowland#payneland#dead boy detectives#paineland
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Day Dress
c. 1907
Canadian Museum of History
#1907#1900s#Edwardian#Edwardian fashion#fashion history#historical fashion#dress history#belle epoque#belle époque#historical dress#historical clothing#frostedmagnolias#white
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Watch
c.1900
Indianapolis Museum of Art (Accession Number: 73.70.38)
#watch#fashion history#historical fashion#accessories#turn of the century#edwardian#1900#1900s#20th century#red#gold#enamel#diamond#indianapolis museum of art
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Portrait of Helen Vincent, Viscountess D’Abernon, 1904 John Singer Sargent
#John Singer Sargent#art#painting#art history#fashion#portrait#american art#1900s#edwardian#fashion history#early 20th century#aristocracy
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Photos from the event for the 40th anniversary of the historical Strawberry Train! 🚂 I have a million pictures from this day so expect more! [Part 2] [Part 3]
#nips photos#historical fashion#historical reenactment#edwardian era#edwardian#personal#this was a month ago I'm behind on event photos again aaa#THIS WAS SO FUN#I love trains so much#favourite vehicle and favourite era 😭#we had over half of the train to ourselves!! all the first and mid class wagons!! it was incredible!!#nips blogs
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Exquisite winter ballgown from the 1900′s Just magnificent! Also remember - Christmas was not a ‘workman’s’ holiday until into the 1920′s, and many people in the end of the 19th century got married on Christmas day. This could well be a wedding dress.
There's just not enough green velvet these days during the holidays. Fun fact, Santa originally had a host of suit colors: green, tan, red, and white. But through the persistent marketing of the Coca-Cola company, his "official" color became red in the 1880s. Probably the most impactful marketing ploy of all time.
This dress, dating from about 1900, is a perfect example of why I find silk velvet so amazing. Because of all of the tiny, tiny fibers, it both absorbs light and then reflects it depending on the cut of the fibers and the lighting. Here, there doesn't seem to be a lot of sheen, but it absolutely soaks up the light! Paired with all those gorgeous sequins, and wow.
Sequins have also been around for a LOT longer than most people think, since it's just a shiny, flat bead. This particular design is just stunning, and so very Edwardian. Plus, it's GREEN, and y'all already know how I feel about green dresses.
From Augusta Auctions.
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Dressmaking in Paris, 1907.
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During a luncheon with friends.
#1890s fashion#gibson girl#bicycle bloomers#antique aesthetic#vintage aesthetic#poc dark academia#antique academia#edwardian era#black people in period clothing#gigot sleeves#dark academia#mignonne#2024
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1903 plus size seamless cotton stockings ad (out size)
#vintage advertising#vintage ads#edwardian#edwardian era#plus size#fat history#fat fashion#antique aesthetic#mine#plus style
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no thoughts just simon roughly undoing your corset at the end of the night. idk how he'd be there without it being seen as improper or whatever or maybe hes your husband but i feel like it'd send me into subspace so quick.. kinda similar to shibari? idk.
The times when he's rough with your stays are few and far between, mostly he unlaces the (newly) double stranded thing with blunt nails that slip against the laces. His own knots so carefully tied keeping you held tight in what may as well be his embrace. His signature is already neatly embroidered on your modesty panel, his words neatly penned in bleeding ink professing all the places his lips would touch. Scandalous delivered before he ever made it to your marriage bed, you might add.
Oh no, Simon is very... deliberate with your stays. Possessive, even. His knot is one you can't undo, one that even he sometimes resorts to pulling between his teeth. It's a security you can't go against, a lock whose only key is held by Simon. He won't even let your maid touch your laces. You sit for him and arch into his touch as he threads one line, then another, and another. His fingers skim your chemise, his breath just barely even. You hang your head to feel his teeth graze the top knob of your spine as he pulls you tight, and takes the first swell of your breath between his fingers.
It's a beautiful thing. A second spine borrowed from your husband's hand. How each crossed thread holds its own knot at the center, how each lace ladders itself to climb up the looping of Simon's signature, his name just barely visible under the knots and laces. No, he doesn't tear at your stays. Swear at them maybe. Tell you he won't tie them so tight next time, a lie. But never tear.
Cut? Well, now that's another thing entirely. And you'd be lying if you said the press of his blade along your spine, slowly carving out your trapped breath, didn't make you squeeze your legs around the hand he'd already buried between them.
#cod x reader#x reader#simon ghost riley#x oc#cod x oc#ghost mw2#simon ghost riley x reader#ghost x reader#simon riley#simon riley x reader#mw2 ghost#ghost cod#oc: goose#im gonna slot this into my edwardian au#EVEN THOUGH I KNOW THE STAYS WERE SHORTER#fashion nerds please dont come for me i know the sins im committing#have we not all sinned for our horniness? am i truly so different from you?#also i just came back from some truly wonderful community theater#which told Edgar Allan Poe's life story#and all the costumes were 1870s victorian style#which is crazy because he dies in 1849
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Wool wedding dress, c.1895
cr: finnwicks_costume
#fashion history#historical fashion#dress history#history of dress#history of fashion#wedding dress#antique fashion#1890s#1890s fashion#1895#victorian#victoriana#victorian era#victorian fashion#19th century fashion#edwardiana#edwardian#edwardian era#edwardian fashion#e
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