Fashion ~ Childrens ~ 1700s

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1790s Boy’s Ensemble. Historical Clothing Men, 18th Century Mens Fashion, 1790s Fashion, History Dress, Creative Sewing Ideas, 1700 Fashion, Coat Inspiration, Vintage Stand, Mansfield Park
Fashion and Costume History
1790s Boy’s Ensemble.
an old black and white photo of two people
Tsar Nicholas II of Russia with little Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich Romanov of Russia wearing the uniform of Tsarevich's Life-Guards Ataman Regiment on the balcony of the old Livadia Palace, 1908. "AL"
Girl’s dress ca. 1775-1785 via The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art 18th Century Dresses, 18th Century Dress, Antique Dresses, 18th Century Clothing, Court Dresses, Fashion Through The Ages, 18th Century Fashion, Historical Dress
OMG that dress!
Girl’s dress ca. 1775-1785 via The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Child's Dress 1750, American, Made of linen and wool Turandot Opera, Vintage Childrens Clothing, Art Children, Historic Clothing, Century Clothing, Antique Clothing, Costume Institute
Dress | American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Child's Dress 1750, American, Made of linen and wool
Children's shoes,including a diminutive pair heeled mules, c.1760s. German National Museum Nurnberg. 18th Century Shoes, Blue And Bronze, Century Shoes, Historical Shoes, Period Clothing, Antique Fashion
Children's shoes,including a diminutive pair heeled mules, c.1760s. German National Museum Nurnberg.
A child's printed cotton banyan with floral design in the 1770s. 1770s Fashion, Fashion Museum, Regency Clothing, Museum Fashion, Dressing Gowns, Time Periods, Children Images
A child's printed cotton banyan with floral design in the 1770s.
Girl's bodice (probably), 1730-1740. Cream silk with brocaded pattern in green, plum and red silk, gold and silver thread, pale blue silk lining. 1730s Fashion, 1700s Fashion, Green Plum, Patron Vintage, Manchester Art, Children's Dresses
Collection | Manchester Art Gallery
Girl's bodice (probably), 1730-1740. Cream silk with brocaded pattern in green, plum and red silk, gold and silver thread, pale blue silk lining.
Child's jacket, 1730-1760. Green silk damask embroidered with a flower pattern in pink grey an dred, silk ribbon trimming, linen lining. Baroque And Rococo, Christening Outfits, 18th Century Costume, 1800s Fashion, Silk Pattern, Dress History
Kinderjak
Child's jacket, 1730-1760. Green silk damask embroidered with a flower pattern in pink grey an dred, silk ribbon trimming, linen lining.
Child's coat, English, 1710–50, Cotton and silk, embroidered 1720s Fashion, 19th Century Clothing, Period Fashion
Child's coat
Child's coat, English, 1710–50, Cotton and silk, embroidered
Child's corset, 1750-1775, Arles, museuon Arlaten 18th Century Stays, Vintage Corset
Joconde - catalogue - dictionnaires
Child's corset, 1750-1775, Arles, museuon Arlaten
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Girl's Dress (Barnekjole), Denmark, 1780 - 1785. Taffeta, with narrow pink and white stripes. Ribbons, light green silk. Closed at the back, and no hoop to skirt. Bodice has whalebone. Comes with a matching hat of white and ivory silk gauze and with bright green bow and bright green chin strap. (c) NATMUS DK 1780s Fashion, Georgian Dress, Historical Gowns, Mothers Gowns, Sewing Shop, The Enlightenment
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Girl's Dress (Barnekjole), Denmark, 1780 - 1785. Taffeta, with narrow pink and white stripes. Ribbons, light green silk. Closed at the back, and no hoop to skirt. Bodice has whalebone. Comes with a matching hat of white and ivory silk gauze and with bright green bow and bright green chin strap. (c) NATMUS DK
1780-1785 child's pink and white striped taffeta fourreau or "false dress" . Girls' dresses like this one were called "false" because they close at the back, with no chest bib or hoop skirt. Dresses like these were more practical for children (despite the whalebone stiffeners sewn inside) while still imitating the fashions and figures of adult women. 1850s Fashion, Victorian Dresses, Historical Clothes, 19th Century Fashion, Silk Wedding Dress, Historic Fashion
1780-1785 child's pink and white striped taffeta fourreau or "false dress" . Girls' dresses like this one were called "false" because they close at the back, with no chest bib or hoop skirt. Dresses like these were more practical for children (despite the whalebone stiffeners sewn inside) while still imitating the fashions and figures of adult women.