Evening dress designed by Mme. Eta Hentz, 1944. In the Met.

LBFdujour Evening dress designed by Mme. Eta Hentz, 1944. In the Met.

Textiles, Fashion

Evening dress, Mme. Eta Hentz, 1946, American, synthetic by jerry

jerry Evening dress, Mme. Eta Hentz, 1946, American, synthetic

Vintage Photos

Evening dress by Mme Dellac, ca 1878 NYC, the Met Museum by Khandiie

Khandiie Evening dress by Mme Dellac, ca 1878 NYC, the Met Museum

clothes

virtualpaperdolls: “ Mme. Jeanne Paquin, Ivory Silk Evening Dress, French, 1905-1907. (Back View) - The Met ” by gladys

gladys virtualpaperdolls: “ Mme. Jeanne Paquin, Ivory Silk Evening Dress, French, 1905-1907. (Back View) - The Met ”

Retro fashion

Silk faille dress, 1870s, Mme. Gabrielle Sky blue silk faille dress, 1870s, designed and labeled by Mme. Gabrielle / Robes & Confections / 205 Rue St. Honoré in Paris. by christa

christa Silk faille dress, 1870s, Mme. Gabrielle Sky blue silk faille dress, 1870s, designed and labeled by Mme. Gabrielle / Robes & Confections / 205 Rue St. Honoré in Paris.

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1913-1914 evening dress, the Met by lula

lula 1913-1914 evening dress, the Met

Fashion History

1944 Charles James Evening dress by shopportunity

shopportunity 1944 Charles James Evening dress

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Doucet evening dress The Met by catalina

catalina Doucet evening dress The Met

Sewing Patterns

Evening dress and matching shoes by Jeanne Hallée, 1913-14 Paris, the Met Museum by .Vicky.Toria.

.Vicky.Toria. Evening dress and matching shoes by Jeanne Hallée, 1913-14 Paris, the Met Museum

Historia del traje

Evening dress by House of Ricci, 2007, the Met Museum by Ookamishoujo

Ookamishoujo Evening dress by House of Ricci, 2007, the Met Museum

Great Style

Evening dress by Liberty of London, ca 1910 UK, the Met Museum by salior girl

salior girl Evening dress by Liberty of London, ca 1910 UK, the Met Museum

clothes

Vintage French Silk Evening Dress by Jean Dessès - Met Museum by brookeO

brookeO Vintage French Silk Evening Dress by Jean Dessès - Met Museum

Walk-in closet

Dress by Mme. Uoll Gross 1889 American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art by natasha

natasha Dress by Mme. Uoll Gross 1889 American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

kids fashion

Hooded baby jacket designed by Mme Bottedefoin. Free pattern. by Denise Outlandt

Denise Outlandt Hooded baby jacket designed by Mme Bottedefoin. Free pattern.

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Evening dress, ca 1905 Austria, the Met Museum. by sammsfamily

sammsfamily Evening dress, ca 1905 Austria, the Met Museum.

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Evening Dress, 1898-1900 House of Worth via The Met by tiffany

tiffany Evening Dress, 1898-1900 House of Worth via The Met

Wedding clothes and accessories

Day Dress By Mme. Pierrot c.1875 From The MFA Boston by billie

billie Day Dress By Mme. Pierrot c.1875 From The MFA Boston

fashion and style inspiration.

Evening dress by Maria Gallenga (Italian, Rome 1880–1944 Umbria) 1920s Italy Medium: silk and glass Dimensions: Length at CB: 39 in. (99.1 cm) by batjas88

batjas88 Evening dress by Maria Gallenga (Italian, Rome 1880–1944 Umbria) 1920s Italy Medium: silk and glass Dimensions: Length at CB: 39 in. (99.1 cm)

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Rose silk faille dress, 1870s. Labeled Mme Gabrielle / Robes & Confections / 205 Rue St. Honoré, this elegant creation was designed by one of the premier couturiers of the 1860s and 1870s. Charleston Museum. by NiqueGata

NiqueGata Rose silk faille dress, 1870s. Labeled Mme Gabrielle / Robes & Confections / 205 Rue St. Honoré, this elegant creation was designed by one of the premier couturiers of the 1860s and 1870s. Charleston Museum.

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robe du soir Evening dress in gold and silver lamé, designed by Madeleine Vionnet, 1936 by bobbi

bobbi robe du soir Evening dress in gold and silver lamé, designed by Madeleine Vionnet, 1936

Good taste plus a dash of vulgarity

Blue velvet afternoon dress by Mme. Jeanne Paquin, French, c. 1901. In this costume, the interest and originality is in the bodice, which is both draped and tailored, giving an ambiguity of form between a soft jacket and a tailored blouse. To combine tailoring and draping in the same piece at this early date was prescient, for within ten years women were more active and in need of clothing that would take them from day into evening. by graciela

graciela Blue velvet afternoon dress by Mme. Jeanne Paquin, French, c. 1901. In this costume, the interest and originality is in the bodice, which is both draped and tailored, giving an ambiguity of form between a soft jacket and a tailored blouse. To combine tailoring and draping in the same piece at this early date was prescient, for within ten years women were more active and in need of clothing that would take them from day into evening.

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