Flounced Skirt Collection

Fashions for October, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Fashions for October, 1858. 1. Dress in the new style called a six lis. It has a double skirt - the upper one consisting of six breadths of silk of two different kinds...The corsage is three-quarter

Fashion Plate (Walking Dress), 1822. Creator: John Bell
Fashion Plate (Walking Dress), 1822

Fashion Plate (Evening Half Dress), 1814. Creator: Rudolph Ackermann
Fashion Plate (Evening Half Dress), 1814

Fashion Plate (Morning Dress), 1814. Creator: Rudolph Ackermann
Fashion Plate (Morning Dress), 1814

Fashion Plate (Parisian Carriage Dress), 1819. Creator: John Bell
Fashion Plate (Parisian Carriage Dress), 1819

Fashion Plate (Walking Dress), 1818. Creator: Rudolph Ackermann
Fashion Plate (Walking Dress), 1818

Paris Fashions for May, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for May, 1856. Chapeau of white taffetas, with crisped feathers... Mantelet of white muslin...Robe en taffetas quadrille...the skirt has five flounces, with round scallops...Straw hat

Paris Fashions for the New Year, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for the New Year, 1854. Lace Cap en point d'Alencon, with groups of flowers on each side; sometimes, instead of these groups, the flowers are placed in a crown

Paris Fashions for October, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for October, 1854. Sarcenet Bonnet, with a feather, the inside trimmed with flowers; collar embroidered in satin-stitch, with long points

Paris Fashions for September, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for September, 1854. Robe de taffetas rose, with three flounces embroidered on tulle rose. The embroidery is a point de chainette; the rounded pinkings are embroidered the same

Paris fashions for September, 1862. Creator: Unknown
Paris fashions for September, 1862. Fig. 1. Dress for a Morning Visit. Dark slate-coloured silk dress...The flounce is composed of a black silk fluting...which serves likewise for the trimming of

Comedy-Ballet of Marionettes, II, 1894. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
Comedy-Ballet of Marionettes, II, 1894. Two women, one in bloomers and the other in a figure-hugging dress with flounced sleeves and hem. From The Yellow Book, Vol. II

Madelon, 1868. Creators: Jean Francois Maurice Sand, Unknown
Madelon, 1868. The character of Madelon in the theatrical comedy of manners " Les Precieuses Ridicules" by Jean Baptiste de Moliere

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