#REGENCY ERA

[awkward-sultana]

(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + Mary Sharma's pink gown and pink pelisse in 2x07

[yeoldenews]

Another selection of some of the better names I've come across in Regency era newspapers recently.

[owlyjules]

Wisptober Day 12 : Reflection

“Studying her reflection one last time, Miss Heron smiled.  She would blend in perfectly with the tittering socialites attending the Baron’s autumnal celebration."

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in Canada so hopefully I get the time to paint between cooking dinner!XD

[laurenillustrated]

“She is tolerable; but not handsome enough to tempt me.”

Pride and Prejudice illustration based on the book.

[lonelylittledot]

rip Mr Collins, you would have loved Patreon

[burningvelvet]

Gentlemen’s Regency Era Portraits

[coniferkrow5]

Wanted to draw Regency Era inspired Zelda because I’m watching the 1995 Pride and Prejudice miniseries for the umpteenth time

[cherisebombe]

Miss Penelope Featherington 🪶

[aubreyplazawife]

Lesbian Bridgerton Esque Books

{Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend is my favorite}

[l0uisebrooks]

Reese Witherspoon in ‘Vanity Fair’, 2004.

[yeoldefashion]

Look... I fully respect the Bridgerton costume designers' decision to just abandon historical accuracy and do their own thing.

But I will never, EVER forgive them for not using period accurate British court fashion in the one setting ridiculous enough that they might have actually pulled it off.

[awkward-sultana]

(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + Portia Featherington's light blue gown with gold and pink 2x07

[yeoldenews]

Yet another selection of some of the better names I've come across in Regency era newspapers recently.

[esthesiaart]

After Regency Gale here is also Regency Wyll, because I love Wyll Ravengard ❤️

[laurenillustrated]

Beatrice as a regency era inspired portrait!

Idc if it’s too early I’m going into otgw brainrot now

[jewellery-box]

Evening dress, American, c. 1820

The MET Museum

"The puffing is a rare intricate feature executed completely by hand and shows the typical decoration locations of this period, with shoulder and hem details. The one surviving long sleeve indicates the dress could be worn with or without sleeves to suit the occasion and the weather."