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Georgian era Riding Habit
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A coat-dress or riding coat (borrowed in French as redingote), usually of unadorned or simply trimmed woolen fabric, with full-length, tight sleeves and a broad collar with lapels or revers. The redingote was later worn as an overcoat with the light-weight chemise dress. Possibly so-called after the Biblical Joseph, who left an outer garment in the hands of Potiphar's wife when he fled her attempt to seduce him.
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7. Empire (1815) The woman is wearing a spencer (or hunting) jacket and a petticoat, and the man is wearing a jacket with tails and breeches.
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It's been a flurry of sewing madness here, getting ready for Colonial Williamsburg next week. I've ripped into a lot of garments, and made some pretty big changes to many - necklines needed lowering, waists needed letting out. Of the items I made new, two were
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Victorian side saddle riding habit; riding astride this time. Pic 4 of 4
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At long last, the riding habit is revealed! I hope its not anti-climactic!. It was a LOT of work, even though it looks rather plain. Tailoring is... an entirely different beast from dressmaking! Different techniques, different stitches. Mike and I had a complete mis-communication over…
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Riding habit, ca. 1825 Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam 💚💚💚
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1870s riding habit by Prior Attire, The Victorian Dressmaker vol 2
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" A round spencer robe of blossom-coloured sarsnet, trimmed with tufted Chinese silk fringe; a drapery of deep vandyke black lace, continued round the back and shoulders to the bottom ..."
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I found this fashion ad for a riding habit dated 1886. Pay special attention to the habit on the left. As you already know, I really enjoy finding these ads and then finding a real riding habit (either antique or reproduction) and comparing the two! This beautiful creation is dated 1896, but they look so similar that I really do think they are from the same fashion period. As long as I live, I think I will never tire of looking at Victorian and Edwardian fashion!
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Two of our most beloved ORS members are organizing a wonderful new event. A Fox Hunt! Naturally, as the ad says, we will be hunting faux-...
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Woman's riding coat of green broadcloth, 1790s, British
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