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And now I have a lot of links from various stuff that popped up. In chronological order by topic:
The pattern for someone's sideless surcoat, could come in handy and just looks pretty cool on its own, doesn't it?
Illustrations someone made professionally for Sense & Sensibility. Well, the link goes to one, and the others are linked below. So gorgeous!
A Regency girl. (Well, she titled it Regency, but I'd say late 1790s.) She has such a pretty style.
An Edwardian straight-front corset. I'm so impressed with the shape she got.
Fashion plates: 1910 (lingerie dress!), 1913, 1914, 1918, 1922, 1924 day dress and evening dress (neither of which should be referred to with the term "flapper dress" as flapper = reckless teenager kicking up her heels), and 1932.
1913 dress reproduction, front and back. Oh, I love that period.
1970, the first in a quartet of illustrations charting Snape and Lily's relationship. Sweet.
Two chart-type things of someone's vampire characters through the course of history and her book. I think the artist did a really good job of it.
A different redesign of Wonder Woman's costume that I like quite a lot.
The pattern for someone's sideless surcoat, could come in handy and just looks pretty cool on its own, doesn't it?
Illustrations someone made professionally for Sense & Sensibility. Well, the link goes to one, and the others are linked below. So gorgeous!
A Regency girl. (Well, she titled it Regency, but I'd say late 1790s.) She has such a pretty style.
An Edwardian straight-front corset. I'm so impressed with the shape she got.
Fashion plates: 1910 (lingerie dress!), 1913, 1914, 1918, 1922, 1924 day dress and evening dress (neither of which should be referred to with the term "flapper dress" as flapper = reckless teenager kicking up her heels), and 1932.
1913 dress reproduction, front and back. Oh, I love that period.
1970, the first in a quartet of illustrations charting Snape and Lily's relationship. Sweet.
Two chart-type things of someone's vampire characters through the course of history and her book. I think the artist did a really good job of it.
A different redesign of Wonder Woman's costume that I like quite a lot.
