Experiments in Elegance
Saturday, April 3, 2010

Another Black and white hat

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Rev. Matthew William Peters is the artist, and this is just called "Portrait of a Lady." She has at neat hat (love the massive bow...
Friday, April 2, 2010

Lady Grey

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Italian Vogue (March 2010) apparently had an interesting set of photos entitled "Lady Grey." Some of these were, in my opinion, hi...
Thursday, April 1, 2010

Philippe Jacques Linder and Crazy Dancing

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All I can say is that this guy clearly knew where to party. Waltz at the Bal Mabille. Look at them, dancing on their toes? It looks somehow ...
Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Most Epic Parasol Ever

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A couple days ago I found a picture of the most epic parasol I had ever seen ( here ). But now, I have found a parasol that is EVEN MORE EPI...
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Can't Speak French - Girls Aloud

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I love beautiful underwear. It is just too much fun. I recently made a black and white striped corset, and I have another several corset pro...
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Monday, March 29, 2010

Teacup Dresses

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So, speaking of tea and dresses... check this out. The designer is Karisia Paponi. This show is "It's Four O'Clock" and it...
Sunday, March 28, 2010

Gilbert and Sullivan Tea

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Today I went to a spring tea held by Harvard's Gilbert and Sullivan Players. I've done the costumes for two of theirs shows - a prod...
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Saturday, March 27, 2010

Giant Mechanical Spider

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Oh. I want one. Oh please, may I have a giant mechanical spider vehicle? Please? I would ride it to classes, and take it on trips... PLEASE....
Friday, March 26, 2010

Walter C. Stritch Hutton - Sisters

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I really like the dresses, especially the one on the older girl. Too pretty. I am feeling mildly obsessed by white dresses... especially wif...
Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Lady with a Parasol - Hamilton Hamilton

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Now that is a parasol. I want one! It's so huge... big enough to nap under. That is so cool. Unfortunate that it comes with bratty littl...
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Antonia Pugliese
Antonia is a 19th century girl who teaches vintage dance, sews reproduction clothing, collects beautiful things, and generally has adventures. Expect to hear her talk about clothing, dancing, silly things, history, and even more clothing. She likes her interests and her friends to be mildly impractical and highly romantic.
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