1920s Flashy Dancing Shoes
Shiny shiny was big in the 1920s. Legs and shoes were on display more than ever, with flashy footwear being all the rage for an evening of v...
Shiny shiny was big in the 1920s. Legs and shoes were on display more than ever, with flashy footwear being all the rage for an evening of v...
These days we modernes can be pretty reserved with our shoes, but back in the 1920s, the flashier the better. Legs were on show and dan...
Last night I finally got back to work on the 1770s English gown. I'd only pleated the back and stitched one side down, before, but here&...
...We've all been here... ...can you relate? This video was SO much fun to shoot with the ladies of the Great Basin Costume Soc...
I've had my sewing confidence rattled lately by the utter failure of my Robe a la Turque, so I'm sorely in need of some hand-hol...
Women's slippers, c. 1850 - LACMA Today's post is all about slippers worn c. 1820s - 1850s (so a little pre-Victorian). Surpri...
We've gotten a bit bogged down with the various holidays worldwide, but we're gearing up for production to start again, so it's ...
I want to knit. I never....*ever*... thought I would say that, but it's true. This came about mostly from receiving my Wearing Histo...