18th century france fashion

Made this to be a drawing aid for those wishing to draw 18th century women's clothes without doing a study. Part three of three Women's Clothes Part 3

Fashion plate of Madame duBarry with parasol. From 1743 to 1793, she was the King of France Louis XV’s mistress. She was married to Louis XV’s brother, Guillaume, for a short time before being installed at court.. She continued to assert her influence on Louis XV until he died and she left the court.

engraving from "Galerie des Modes et Costumes Francais", c.1778-1787, 18th Century. wide ruffle border extending to either end of the gown

Oh the ruffles!

Step into a world of opulence and extravagance with our Rococo | Marie Antoinette Dress Collection at WonderlandByLilian. Inspired by the lavish court styles of the 18th century, each gown in this collection captures the essence of Rococo artistry with its intricate designs, luxurious fabrics, and elaborate embellishme

Baroque 18th century rococo fashion

The life of an aesthete. This Viking, costumer, mermaid, muse, burlesque vamp, world traveler, and artist, finds time to sew her dreams.

I'm calling my new series of posts the "Marie Series". Most of the titles of these posts and artwork will probably have the word "Marie" in the title as this is my tribute to the fashion sense of Marie Antoinette. I had a bit of fun creating a 3 digital scenes; using a few vintage French Fashion plates, an antique toy theater backdrop which I altered and a vintage frame from my personal collection. I like all there versions and could not pick a favorite so I've shown them all. Feel free to…

The strange, sad story of a Anna Thomson Dodge, once one of the richest women in the world.