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Discover what people wore during the late 18th century, including during the Ameircan Revolution. Learn about the fashions and styles of the time.

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Jackets

I realized yesterday that there are many garments I've never posted. Even some that I had shown or talked about progress with! I'm still in the process of taking pictures of everything I've made, so here are a few different styles of jackets that I've created over the last three years: Caraco Jacket, based on this original in the V&A. The fabric is a cotton chintz from the Williamsburg collection that came out a few years ago. My biggest issue was the unusual shape of this garment. It was…

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I've been harboring and nurturing an obsession with mustard linen colonial jackets for almost a year. When our trip to Williamsburg t... Colonial Women's Clothing, 18th Century Working Woman, Colonial Woman, Colonial Costume, 18th Century Dresses, Colonial Dress, 18th Century Women, 18th Century Dress, 18th Century Costume

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10 Weird Common Practices in Colonial America in the Early History - History Collection

In the mid-eighteenth century, prior to the events of the American Revolution, about one of every three young women who walked down the aisle to marry did so while with child, according to extant court and parish records. This rate varies but slightly among the colonies, whether Puritan New England,…

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Colonial Dress American

American Colonial Clothing 1775-1800

Discover what people wore during the late 18th century, including during the Ameircan Revolution. Learn about the fashions and styles of the time.

1600's everyday clothing - - Image Search Results

1600's everyday clothing - - Yahoo Image Search Results

Housewife Dress Vintage

Amazon.com: Women Victorian Cottagecore Dress Reenactment Dresses 1800s Colonial Pioneer Costume Blue XX-Large : Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry

Jackets

Ladies

Colonial Williamsburg, VA

Past Projects · Mustard Linen Jacket

Mode de Lis

Georgian Dress

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10 Weird Common Practices in Colonial America in the Early History - History Collection

Colonial Williamsburg milliner's shop

Explore Fashionable Frolick's 2886 photos on Flickr!