#nfeml closet

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zomg i have so many options with this bad boy

Dress

1905-1910

Nasjonalmuseet for Kunst, Arketektur, og Design

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that waist is sneatched okay???????

Black Satin Brocade Bodice with Yellow Flowers and Green Velvet Bows

c.1890

made by American designer Miss Foley

brocaded silk satin, cotton net, and beads

Phoenix Art Museum

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stop. the sheer. the sleeves. the shawl thingy.

FRENCH GAUZE GOWN with TIPPET, 1828

Cinnabar silk gauze having short, puffed satin sleeve with scalloped gauze ruffles trimmed in satin rouleaux, satin waistband, full skirt decorated with bands of rouleaux and satin-trimmed gauze bows, padded hem.

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i said ooooh girl

sara mrad

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first one is def zay, i KNOW he loves a deep cut to show off chest

second is tank's all the way, only red for that boy, show off the legs

last one gotta be ceedee cuz he's a lil extra always

mirror palais

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there's a vision here, just so you know

DARINA GARMZ Vintage Lace Ribbon Boots if you want to support this blog consider donating to:ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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ohhhhh gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous

Ivory taffeta gown, 1900-1907

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mmmmm. yeah,,,,,

Elisabeth de Caraman-Chimay, Comtesse Greffulhe (1860–1952) made this dress famous by posing in it for the photographer Nadar in 1896. The museum also possesses the photographs made at the time, in which the elegant countess opted for being photographed in back view so as to highlight the slimness of her waist: this close-fitting 'princess line' dress – there were no seams at waist level – and the sinuous lines of the lily plants accentuate the impression of tallness and slenderness.

One of the leading figures on the Paris social scene – not only for her rank and sovereign elegance, but also for her culture and intelligence – Comtesse Greffulhe was a significant source of inspiration for Marcel Proust, who used her as the model for the Duchesse de Guermantes in Remembrance of Things Past. She was also the cousin of Robert de Montesquiou, who drew on her for some of his poems, including a sonnet whose closing line Beau lis qui regardez avec vos pistils noirs ('Beautiful lilies gazing with your black pistils') doubtless refers to this dress. The bertha collar, whose original form was altered, certainly during its owner's lifetime, could be turned up to form bat's wings; a bat being Montesquiou's emblematic animal, making this a true dress-poem.

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oh the ruffles, the ruffles, the ruffles!

1904-1906 Black lace and white silk dress (attr. to Madame Rose H. Boyd, Minneapolis, Minnesota)

(Minnesota Historical Society Collections)

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oh oh oh OH

1909 (September) Les Modes - Robe d'interieur par Paquin - photo by Reutlinger. From gallica.bnf.fr; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1386X2081.

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OOF

Evening Dress

C. 1903

Jacques Doucet

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god that soft lilac is so insane

Evening Dress

c. 1916

made by Daverkosen’s master tailor Børre-Lorenzen for his daughters wedding

Nationalmuseet

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ahahaha zach 🫵

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with the lil fuckass bonnet so he doesn't have to look at the poors

Promenade dress

circa 1866, Moscow

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girl. omg.

Les Modes : revue mensuelle illustrée des arts décoratifs appliqués à la femme, no. 3, vol. 1, 1 mars 1901, Paris. Robe de dîner (Modèle Rouff). Cliché Reutlinger. Bibliothèque nationale de France

ROBE DE DINER (Modèle Rouff). — Robe de dîner en armure étincelle rose très pâle. Le corsage à pointe Louis XV, agrémenté de nœuds diamantés se fondant dans le fouillis des paniers de mousseline de soie. Le devant et le bas de la jupe incrustés de point d’Argentan.

DINNER DRESS (Rouff). — Very pale pink sparkle weave dinner dress. The Louis The front and bottom of the skirt inlaid with Argentan stitch.

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just had to add the pearls in there ofc

Evening dress c. 1900

worn by Princess Alexandra of Denmark (future Queen Alexandra)

Maison Laferriere, V&A Museum