Europe Day 34 - Part Two
Still at the Museum of Costume, in Bath~
REGENCY ROOM
<3 I really like the sleeve and bodice detailing on this!
And the rows of cording on this one.
Not super fond of the bodice on the dress on the right, but I really like that fabric texture.
This is the bodice, since I figured I should show it if I’m going to say I don’t like it.
Aaaah the shiny, love it.
And the hem on this! I just want to make Regency dresses now.
Also this hem 8D;;
That hem is more fancy because it’s from a later time.
I like the sleeve detailing though.
Goodbye Regency Room!
My hands were so itching to just use my gramma’s wheelchair to smash through the glass and explore those bins. That was cruel of them I think, look bins of things you’re probably interested in! Juuuuust out of reach. Thanks museum.
Anyway.
Look, ribbon.
It was in front of a 1830s dress, which I thought was hideous, and thus there are no pics.
I’m not overly fond of the 1840s, but I do like some of the detailings as we get into the 1850s.
Like I’ve seen this style in awesome plaids and stripes, all matched gorgeously through that pleating.
1876, actually not keen on this silhouette.
I like the explosion of details that come with the 1880s
Totally want that collar.
I don’t necessarily want that hem, but it’s interesting.
And we leave off with the 1900s.
Next: The assembly rooms!
REGENCY ROOM
<3 I really like the sleeve and bodice detailing on this!
And the rows of cording on this one.
Not super fond of the bodice on the dress on the right, but I really like that fabric texture.
This is the bodice, since I figured I should show it if I’m going to say I don’t like it.
Aaaah the shiny, love it.
And the hem on this! I just want to make Regency dresses now.
Also this hem 8D;;
That hem is more fancy because it’s from a later time.
I like the sleeve detailing though.
Goodbye Regency Room!
My hands were so itching to just use my gramma’s wheelchair to smash through the glass and explore those bins. That was cruel of them I think, look bins of things you’re probably interested in! Juuuuust out of reach. Thanks museum.
Anyway.
Look, ribbon.
It was in front of a 1830s dress, which I thought was hideous, and thus there are no pics.
I’m not overly fond of the 1840s, but I do like some of the detailings as we get into the 1850s.
Like I’ve seen this style in awesome plaids and stripes, all matched gorgeously through that pleating.
1876, actually not keen on this silhouette.
I like the explosion of details that come with the 1880s
Totally want that collar.
I don’t necessarily want that hem, but it’s interesting.
And we leave off with the 1900s.
Next: The assembly rooms!