1890s sleeves

1898 June shirtwaists as seen in The Delineator | Sleeve Shifts of the 1890s

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The 1890s through 1905 is part of the late Victorian fashion era, otherwise known as the Gibson Girl era. This was the time for the two-piece skirt and blouse set to emerge with style. Dana Gibson created the iconic Gibson Girl look with extra-wide puffy sleeve blouses paired with a curved corseted waist, a-line skirts,

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Elizabeth on Instagram: “Sleeve supports - simplified version (mock-up). I will need them for my 1890s gown. P.S. Should I write a tutorial? #19thcentury…”

Queen Margherita is dressed for the evening with a deep plain bertha and large leg-o-mutton. essentially puffed, sleeves in this portrait.

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This very early sportswear sweater combines the aesthetics of fashionable dress through its large gigot sleeves and overall silhouette with the informal sportiness inherent in any knit fabric. Casual wear, such as this, is rare in museum collections because of the nature of its use and the intrinsic value people placed on more formal attire

Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology. "All American: A Sportswear Tradition," April 4, 1985–June 29, 1985.The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Versailles 1973: American Fashion on the World Stage," September 9–November 28, 1993

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