1700s Linen Costume, Georgian Townswoman Gown, Rococo Witch Costume, Individually Tailored
Rococo costume consists of caraco (jacket) and skirt. The jacket is made of linen and is fully lined. The cut is traditional for 1700s fashion. It closes on front lacing, all eyelets are hand-stitched. The skirt is made of burgundy linen and is closed on ties on both sides, so is rather adjuastable. Please mind the petticoat and a head cup are not included into the set.
The outfit is to be worn with period undergarnments, such as chemise, corset and bumroll.
You can find the corset here, chemise and bumroll can be found in this section.
The costume is available in other colours
17th Century Golden Dress, 1600s Gown, Grande Siecle Baroque Ballgown
Golden colour 1600s dress from Vermeer’s paintings with typical 17th century boat neckline. It has corseted bodice, which closes on back lacing. The skirt is a separate item, fastened to the bodice with buttons. The bodice is made of a dense fabric and has cotton lining, but the boning is rather light. As other 1600s gowns, it is designed to be worn over proper undergarments.
And here’s the chemise which will work well with the dress
17th Century Royal Gown, Baby Blue Luxurious Baroque Dress, 1600s Queen Ballgown
The dress is designed after silhouette and lines of 1600s French and Dutch fashion. The silhouette has a boat neckline and is slightly off shoulder. It consists of two separate items: skirt and bodice. Either of them can be worn separately. The bodice works as a corset and has very sturdy boning, which allows to reduce waist and ensure the bust uphold. The bodice is to be worn with richly decorated tipets to be seen. The skirt is full enough to give a nice historical look, but you can add some volume to the hips using the bumroll and additional petticoat (to be purchased separately).
Please, beware that due to off shoulder look and corsetted bodice the movement range may be limited in this dress! This outfit helps to achieve noble behaviour and grace ;)
17th Century Vermeer Painting Gown, Light Blue Baroque Dress, Dutch Golden Age Dress
Gorgeous 17th-century set of blue bodice and ivory skirt of cotton-satin. The bodice has a boat off-shoulder neckline and a peplum along the bottom edge. It has a very sturdy boning and is supposed to be worn without stays. The skirt is full enough to give a nice historical look, and it’s a separate piece, so both the bodice and skirt can be combined with other items.
Please, beware that due to off shoulder look and corsetted bodice the movement range may be limited in this dress! This outfit helps to achieve noble behaviour and grace ;)
1800s Cotton Chemise, Cotton Batiste XIX Century Camisole With Linen Lace
Cotton batiste 1800s chemise with linen lace shoulder straps and decolette detail. Simple yet tender, almost seen-through, will work nicely for any XIX century outfit.
Linen lace goes around the armpit and on front and back plank. The chemise itself is made of 100% cotton batiste
1800s Red Regency Bodice, Napoleonic Stays Substitute, Regency Ball Bodice
Regency-style bodice in bright red satin – made to add a bold pop to a simple look or breathe new life into one of your older dresses. This bodice is cut in the style of the 1800s-1810s, lightly boned for subtle bust support and a more graceful silhouette. It can serve as a lighter alternative to Regency stays. The front lacing makes it easy to wear, and also quite adjustable.
You can order it with a white cotton satin gown, more details on this dress here.
The bodice is also available in other colours – feel free to message me for customization options!
1820s Biedermeier Corset, White Cotton Regency Long Stays, Wooden Busk Regency Stays
Long stays with corded cups for late Regency costumes. Made after 1810s – 1820s patterns and represents typical late Regency – early Biedermeier stays. The corded cups corset lifts breasts, reduces waist, makes figure gracer and helps to keep a good posture. This corset is done of 100% satin face cotton and has pure cotton lining. The central busk is wooden. Can be done with plastic or steel boning
1820s Corded Corset, Biedermeier Lingerie, Late Regency Stays
The corset is made of 100% cotton fabric with satin face and is lined with cotton. It’s decorated with rows of in between layers cord and embroidery. The busk is wooden, it inserts in the ‘pocket’ front part and can be replaced by more elaborated custom one, if you have one. The corset is closed on back lacing
1830s Dress, Early Victorian Gown, Flowery Cotton Romanticism Dress, Vistorian Muslin Gown
Romanticism flowery gown made of light, 100% cotton muslin fabric. It has wide sleeves, supported with light cotton sleeve puffs. Dress bodice is lined with 100% cotton and is closed on back lacing. The skirt is rather full and is a bit longer than the ankle length. The decorative rose belt is also included to the set.
As other early Victorian gowns, this dress is designed to be worn over the proper corset and set of lingerie. You may find the corset here.
The model on photo is wearing a set of petticoats, which you may purchase here.
The fischu neckerchief and sleeves support construction is to be purchased separately, please choose the according option. Please mind that all jewelry and headdressing is the model’s property and are not included into the set
1850s Plaid Dress, Queen Victoria Scottish Gown, Victorian Green and Blue Ballgown
Victorian plaid gown consists of bodice and skirt. The skirt is decorated with 3 rows of black velvet trim. It is made to fit the hoopskirt, which is not included in the set. The bodice is closed on back lacing, which makes the dress adjustable. Bodice bottom and decollete are decorated with black cotton piping. The intricate sleeves detail is decorated with ‘wings’ adorned with black velvet trim.
The dress can be made in other colours, please contact us for options
1890s Christmas Gown, Edwardian Festive Sparkling Dress, Belle Epoque Christmas Outfit
Edwardian Christmas gown, which represents the eclecticism of 1890s-1900s fashion. A mix of textures and exaggerated silhouette to fit the Edwardian Christmas dream.
The outfit consists of the bodice and skirt. The bodice is made of 3 types of fabric (plisse satin, textured sparkling jacquard, smooth viscose velvet) and closes on assymetrical pin buttons closure from neck to waist. The sleeves are narrow, but stretchy, so will fit the arm beautifully. The skirt is tailored to meet the hourglass silhouette; its bottom is reinforced to keep the shape.
The item is made to measure, it will be individually tailored after your measurements. Colours and fabric change is possible
1900 Aesthetic Dress, Late Victorian Plisse Teagown, Pre-Raphaelite Dark Blue Gown
This gown represents the late 1890s – early 1900s aesthetic dress, a remarkable late Victorian fashion movement. It’s made of soft dark blue plisse satin, stretchy adjustable. The taffeta parts are stabilized with rough cotton lining. The fashionable mutton leg sleeves are padded with several layers of tulle. The corseted girdle is optional, but it gives the period shape and helps to accent the waist. The corset closes on back lacing and is well boned.
The gown is made to measure and will be individually tailored for you. Custom copies of different colours and fabrics are available
