Welcome to Epochs of Fashion              Willkommen auf Epochs of Fashion

 

Find detailed information on clothing throughout the centuries, from the medieval era and to the Victorian Age. Every chapter is structured into fashion, shoes, hairstyles, jewellery, accessories, beauty and more extra sections according to the specific elements with further information on characteristic pieces of clothing or materials of the time. For all who got inspired there are patterns corresponding to the period listed in each chapter on the epochs. Enjoy!

 

Yours, Nina

 

 

Hier findet Ihr detaillierte Informationen zur Gewandung von der Spätantike (5./6. Jh. n. Chr.) bis zur Viktorianischen Ära in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Jedes Kapitel beginnt mit einem Abriss über die Mode der Epoche und das Zeitgeschehen allgemein, dann  folgen Abschnitte zu Schuhen, der Haartracht, Schmuck, Accessoires, Schnittmuster und mehr. Viel Freude beim lesen und stöbern!

 

Eure Nina


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So I‘ve joined the ranks of fan art creators of @pinsent_tailoring because I love these two quotes from the CoCoVid Confidence Panel so much. Many of us all have probably experienced some form of rejection of how we dress if it is different from ‘the norm’ and it is very inspirational to be reminded that that should never stop us from expressing ourselves. Wear it to Tesco, folks. • To give additional credit, @jaimetamar has let me know that Kate King has tweeted something similar in 2018 - “if you aren’t someone the church would’ve killed 400 years ago are you even living?” See https://mobile.twitter.com/myhoneypeaches/status/1062885572191100928. In any case it is a sentiment we can all join in 💛

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