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addictedbespoken · 2 years ago
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Men Black Velvet 3Pc Fersen Court Suit Historical Period Reenactment Clothing 18th Century Metallic Embroidered Free Lace Jabot And Cuffs
This 18th Century vintage costume for men is inspired from the magical Venical Carnival & Late Baroque fashion. The costume can become the zest of any carnival or themed festival and can also be a perfect costume for wedding groom.
This 3Pc court suit include: •Black velvet justaucorps embellished with floral embroidery & metal button detailing •Black velvet Vest embellished with floral embroidery & have button closure •Black cotton pant •Laced jabots & cuffs
Features: •Intricate embroidered •Lightweight •Soft & Breathable •Comfortable wearing in all seasons
Material & Caring: •Premium Velvet & Eco friendly material •Dry Clean •Dry on low heat or hang to dry for best result
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nipuni · 11 months ago
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Some photos of 1900 historical reenactment we did at the Geomineral and Natural sciences museums for the International day of women in science 😊
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my-darling-boy · 9 days ago
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Being a man is either getting tempted by ads for old WWII motorcycles and going to old pubs with the lads or being a little angel who whines at the door with big doe eyes in a delicious looking little outfit waiting for your partner to get home and the catch is they’re actually the same man and it’s Me
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the-merry-otter · 8 months ago
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“As per my last correspondence-”
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m3dieval · 4 months ago
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Barry's Photography, Château Gaillard 2019
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la-luna-maria · 4 months ago
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Flesh in the fruit and blood in the wine
I don't want anything if the whole world isn't mine
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I can't believe it's finally finished! After 8 months of work I am glad to present you, ladies and gentleman my 17th century men's costume. It's made out of satin and trimmed with lace, which was sewn on by hand. The wig was also styled by me.
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clove-pinks · 6 months ago
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A War of 1812 reenactor at Fort Meigs showing the amount of soot generated by only a few shots of his musket (the poor man also had soot on his face).
Even if they don't fire real bullets (for obvious safety reasons), I appreciate the fact that the fort’s reenactment group uses real flints for their locks!
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flowersedative · 1 year ago
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13th century tablet woven belt
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strawberryteabunny · 14 days ago
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Pennsic Day 5- they had a gothic cathedral 🏰
behind the scenes: me doing some sewing for a vendor in their trailer and more photos of the cathedral in camp!
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neekoinu · 1 month ago
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In this moment I wish I actually learned to use a sewing machine. It's been pretty much a week and I'm still working on this stay and I think I've went insane. Not even done the eyelets yet either. Am I the only idiotic reenactor that hand sews everything, like everything?
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milkywayan · 4 months ago
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very cool news!
I am going to work at an outreach event at the history museum next month! To showcase medieval women's clothing! And I am going to get paid for it :D
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addictedbespoken · 2 years ago
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Men Blue Velvet 3Pc Colonial Suit Set Venezia Masquerade Renaissance Costume Floral Embroidery Wedding Theater Attire Free Jabot And Cuffs
Upgrade your wardrobe by adding a Velvet 3Pc Colonial Suit Set and enhance your look. This 18th Century vintage costume for men is inspired from the magical Venical Carnival & Late Baroque fashion. The costume can become the zest of any carnival or themed festival and can also be a perfect costume for wedding groom.
This 3Pc court suit include: •Blue velvet justaucorps embellished with Victorian floral embroidery & metal button detailing •Blue Velvet vest embellished with Victorian floral embroidery & have metal buttons closure •Blue velvet Breeches with floral embroidery on bottom & metal button detailings & closure •Laced Jabot And Cuffs
Features: •Intricate embroidered •Lightweight •Soft & Breathable •Comfortable wearing in all seasons
Material & Caring: •Premium Velvet & Eco friendly material •Dry Clean •Dry on low heat or hang to dry for best result
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nipuni · 8 months ago
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A stroll through the royal gardens and a traditional lunch in the early 1800s 😊
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thestarandthephoenix · 7 months ago
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Having finally the chance to show our recostructive work of a woman dressed according to Roman fashion in I sec a.C. The Tunic and stola are made according to Lex Cornelia, a law that required from unmarried woman to dress without bright colours.
Photos by The Dark Shutter
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the-merry-otter · 1 year ago
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Medieval Posture ™
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yeoldecryptid · 20 days ago
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The more I wear historical garments the more I wonder what the heck happened. My cloak is genuinely the warmest coat I have ever owned, and it really seems like modern coats often don’t hold a candle to them.
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