By Pauline Weston Thomas for Fashion-Era.com Le Journal des Demoiselles – Titanic Era 1913 and 1914 The era of the fashion plate as examined here, really came to an end by 1920. By 1899, very few magazines still hand-coloured fashion plates. It survived only in a few old-established magazines like Le Journal des Demoiselles, which …
Romantic Era, 1820s Fashion
1820s fashion was characterized by high-waisted dresses with puffed sleeves and intricate details, along with men’s tailcoats, trousers, and top hats.
History of Bras- Bras and Girdles – Fashion History before 1950
read on to find the fashion history of Bra and girdles.
Crinolines Fashion History
The history of the cage crinoline of 1856. Pictures of various Victorian crinoline styles and the differences between style silhouettes in fashion history.
The Mood of Edwardian Society
By Pauline Weston Thomas for Fashion-Era.com The Mood of Edwardian Society The Mood of Edwardian High Society It could be said that Edwardian Britain belonged to another age, almost another world. The truth is that time plays havoc with the mind’s perception of things past. If our view of the Edwardian age is a distorted …
1970s Fashion, Disco, Mini Dress, Maxi, Platform Soled Shoes
Combining a period-accurate image and a detailed explanation of the trends and styles of the 1970s, this article will help you to create retro-themed outfits for your wardrobe.
New Romantics 1980s Fashion History
The 1980s new romantics fashion were a subculture known for their distinctive swashbuckling pirate look, influenced by fashion sources like nightclubs, designers, and pop groups.
Early Corsets from Cretan to 17th Century – Fashion History
A brief introduction to early corsets fashion history from Cretan to 17th Century.
The 1960s Mini Skirt Fashion History – Mary Quant
Read on to find out the history of 1960s mini skirt, 60s fashion style.
1940s Wedding Dresses Photographs | Wartime Wedding Fashion History Pictures
By Pauline Weston Thomas for Fashion-Era.com These original vintage wedding photos are mostly from my family from 1939 to 1948. They show how some people in 1940’s Great Britain still managed to have a white wedding in the face of rationing. Later as rationing seemed never ending, women chose to spend their coupons on garments …