Wearing History "Smooth Sailing" Blouse Review
Wearing History "Smooth Sailing" blouse made from the excellent printed pattern, worn with the ready-to-wear "Smooth Sailin...
Showing posts from February, 2016
Exclusive Manchester Regency Boots - Pre-Order Open!
It's been an age in developing our recreation of the famous Manchester Art Gallery c. 1820 Grecian booties . Voted as our Cycle 6 Exc...
Professional Shoe Hunting Adventures in Vegas
View from (almost) the top Last week I went to Magic in Vegas. That sounds glamorous, but Magic is the name of the USA's largest fas...
A "Miss Fisher" 1920s Burgundy Cloche Hat
It pales in comparison to the original, but I'm quite happy with my burgundy Miss Fisher hat, retro-cycled from a sad garage sale find...
Heading to Vegas, Baby
Being from Nevada, albeit the other end of the state, I'm not really excited to be going to Vegas for the next three days...but I AM ...
The Return of Mademoiselle Guimard
This time last year I was excited about a project I never completed . Let's rather say I just haven't completed it yet . But I hav...
The Problem with "Always" and "Never" in Historical Costuming
Dress - 1864-67 - cotton - The Met < soapbox > Every once in awhile some new statements will pop up in this community that mak...
My Historical Coral Jewelry Set by K.Walters at the Sign of the Gray Horse
Coral bead jewelry set by K.Walters at the Sign of the Gray Horse - coral earrings, necklace, ring, and bracelets made from Swarovski cora...
1880s Wool Ensemble - The Bodice and Finished Outfit
1885 Wool and Velveteen Day Dress In the last post about this outfit, I talked about apportioning rulers and how I made the overskirt/ap...
