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Fashion From 1720 to 1794: Revolution

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Andrienne or robe à la française, ca1770-1780, Italy, white painted silk taffeta and embroidered with metallic thread and sequins in silver. (c) Museo di Roma
Satin open robe Bodice, constructs c.1770 from fabric produced in China c.1755-1760 18th Century. Looks like an Italian gown
Caraco (jacket) | The Netherlands, second half 18th century | Material: cotton | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

multichrome

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Jubón (bodice), c.1787, Madrid.
Dress (ladies). Black and white patterned, consisting of current and jacket sleeves, half-mourning. From 1790 to 1800

black

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Robe à la française, ca 1775 France, Les Arts Décoratifs by KoiFysh2009, via Flickr
Robe à la française, 1770′sFrom Kerry Taylor Auctions

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Embroiders Jacket and Petticoat c. 1740
dress details 1780 | Dress a la polonaise, ca 1780
Light pink striped silk taffeta robe à la française with attached stomacher, French, c. 1765-80. Light pink silk taffeta, woven with multicolored shaded stripes in dark pinks, medium greens, grey, and yellow (French); bodice and sleeves lined with coarse grayish-white plain weave linen; cuffs lined with white plain weave wool flannel; stitched in pink silk thread; two original metal eyes on stomacher panels.

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1766 Robe à la Francaise
Curse Words and Crinolines: Quilted petticoats continued
A shot mauve/grey silk robe a la polonaise late 1770s. with boned, low pointed back panels, internal skirt loops, the sleeves applied with 1770s double tiered embroidered muslin engageants; together with a modern stomacher and a good panel of 1770s mauve and green striped silk, 200 by 220cm (3) Provenance: the late Harry Matthews. Perfection !

violet

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Open Robe 1760s British or French Powerhouse Museum
Jacket, England, Britain, 1750-1759, Blue Camlet lined with silk. Women’s riding outfits, known as ‘riding habits’, adapted elements of men’s dress. This jacket of the 1750s is styled after a man’s coat, although it has been modified with a waist seam to fit over stays and a wide petticoat. A narrow straight collar attached at the back neck and buttoning in front added protection on chilly rides. The fine tailoring and plain aspect of this jacket is typical of 18thC women’s riding habits.

blue

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A brocaded silk open robe 'a la polonaise', circa - by Kerry Taylor Auctions
Aqua striped gown 1775-1780
Sacque, ca. 1780; Centro Studi di Storia del Tessuto e del Costume Cl. XXIV, n. 0238

blue-green

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Casaquin à basques fendues ou juste à Pierrot, vers 1760. Taffetas ombré vert à rayures bleues. Manches pagodes à double volant cranté, corsage orné d'un petit volant à compères fermés par une échelle… - Thierry de Maigret - 24/03/2016

green

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Yellow striped caraco

yellow and gold

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ca. 1760 via The Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Robe à la polonaise, ca 1780 France, KCI Fashionable men and women of the late rococo era loved all things rustic.  Their version of rustic, anyway.  A popular form of portraiture in this era was the pastoral portrait, where the female sitter was dressed as a “shepherdess” who looked like she had never worked a day in her life.  Likewise, the polonaise was an idealized imitation of “rustic” country dress.  Working women would tuck their skirt up through their pockets to k
Casaque Voor deze caraco (jak) is een sits (katoen bedrukt met bloem- of bladmotief) gebruikt met een bruine achtergrond en een dessin van roze, rode en blauwe bloemen. Dezelfde teint blauw is gebruikt voor de afwerking van het borststuk. Een sitsen jak is een typische Nederlandse kledingvorm. c1750-75 Dutch Identifier 8922 Material cotton, linen

orange

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PLAID SILK ROBE a la FRANCAIS, 18th C.
Robe a la francaise 1760s Europe MFA

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Gown | V&A Search the Collections
Dress, ca. 1735 British Heavy silk with lace pattern design woven in beige and rust on a dark brown satin ground Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1964 (C.I.64.14)
Room: The Collector’s - Silk dress, 18th century

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Detail of a suit that belonged to Axel von Fersen (lover of Marie Antoinette), made in Paris around the 1785. Nordiska Museet, Inv.nr 154745
Suit. Fench, 1765-75. Silk, metallic, metal, cotton. Metropolitan Museum of Art. Marie Antoinette's Gossip Guide to the 18th Century: Fashion
Waistcoat, England, Date- 1730-1739 (made) Silk satin, silver thread, spangles, silk thread; hand-sewn and hand-embroidered, V

menswear

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1759 Lady Louisa Conolly, née Lennox, in court dress at age 15, a bride by Allan Ramsay
Gown and fichu detail from Self-portrait with a Harp, circa 1791, Rose-Adélaïde Ducreux (1761 – July 26, 1802). Note how the lace at the elbow has been folded up over the sleeve, out of the way of the harp strings for ease of play.
Nathaniel Dance, Detail from The Pybus Family, 1769

illustrations and paintings

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A woman's gown, 1780-85, English; White cotton, block-printed with polychrome exotic flowers, 1770s, English; altered 1785-1796 Historic Women, 1790s Fashion, 18th Century Fashion, Century Clothing, Indian Inspired, Ladies Gown
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Gown | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
A woman's gown, 1780-85, English; White cotton, block-printed with polychrome exotic flowers, 1770s, English; altered 1785-1796
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Robe à la française, ca 1775 France, Les Arts Décoratifs by KoiFysh2009, via Flickr 18th Century Women
18th Century Women
Robe à la française, ca 1775 France, Les Arts Décoratifs
Robe à la française, ca 1775 France, Les Arts Décoratifs by KoiFysh2009, via Flickr
Robe à la française, 1770′sFrom Kerry Taylor Auctions Colonial Dress, Historical Dress
Colonial Dress
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Robe à la française, 1770′sFrom Kerry Taylor Auctions (Fripperies and Fobs)
Robe à la française, 1770′sFrom Kerry Taylor Auctions
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Gown | V&A Search the Collections 1700s Costume, Textile Weaving
1700s Costume
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Gown | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
Gown | V&A Search the Collections
A brocaded silk open robe 'a la polonaise', circa - by Kerry Taylor Auctions Century Dress
Century Dress
A brocaded silk open robe 'a la polonaise', circa - by Kerry Taylor Auctions
Dress, ca. 1735 British Heavy silk with lace pattern design woven in beige and rust on a dark brown satin ground Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1964 (C.I.64.14) 1730s Fashion
1730s Fashion
Dress | Work of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dress, ca. 1735 British Heavy silk with lace pattern design woven in beige and rust on a dark brown satin ground Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1964 (C.I.64.14)
Room: The Collector’s - Silk dress, 18th century 1770 Fashion, Spitalfields Silks, 1740s Fashion, Costume Workshop, Versailles Aesthetic, Baroque Costume, Georgian Dress
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Room: The Collector’s - Silk dress, 18th century
Room: The Collector’s - Silk dress, 18th century
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Pet-en-l'aire jacket, 1780-90, cotton with silk bows, Manchester City Galleries
Pleating the back of the 1780's chintz pet-en-l'aire - The Dreamstress
Pet-en-l'aire jacket, 1780-90, cotton with silk bows, Manchester City Galleries
Open Robe 1760s British or French Powerhouse Museum
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Open Robe 1760s British or French Powerhouse Museum
Jacket, England, Britain, 1750-1759, Blue Camlet lined with silk. Women’s riding outfits, known as ‘riding habits’, adapted elements of men’s dress. This jacket of the 1750s is styled after a man’s coat, although it has been modified with a waist seam to fit over stays and a wide petticoat. A narrow straight collar attached at the back neck and buttoning in front added protection on chilly rides. The fine tailoring and plain aspect of this jacket is typical of 18thC women’s riding habits. العصور الوسطى, Riding Habit, Period Outfit
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Riding Coat | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
Jacket, England, Britain, 1750-1759, Blue Camlet lined with silk. Women’s riding outfits, known as ‘riding habits’, adapted elements of men’s dress. This jacket of the 1750s is styled after a man’s coat, although it has been modified with a waist seam to fit over stays and a wide petticoat. A narrow straight collar attached at the back neck and buttoning in front added protection on chilly rides. The fine tailoring and plain aspect of this jacket is typical of 18thC women’s riding habits.
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