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I've had my sewing confidence rattled lately by the utter failure of my Robe a la Turque, so I'm sorely in need of some hand-holding through a project. Enter the Larkin & Smith English Gown pattern. This pattern comes with paper pieces for the bodice, and
I realized today with the 18th century gowns I have made I have only scratched the surface of how many different types there were. It's easy to fall into the idea that it was all Robe a la Francaise, Robe a l'Anglaise, Robe a la
1760-1765 French or English Robe à la Française and Petticoat (L: front view/R: back view). Made of silk plain weave (faille) with silk and metallic-thread supplementary weft patterning, and metallic lace trim. Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Side view, robe à la francaise (sack-back gown), France, 1760-1780. Striped salmon-coloured brocaded silk. A white leaf pattern is woven into the fabric and as well as floral sprays in various colours.
Georgian 18thc Rococo Colonial *Marie Antoinette DAY GOWN..MADE TO MEASURE
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ca. 1775 Robe à la française (Los Angeles County Museum of Art - Los Angeles, California, USA). From their Web site via pinterest.com/katmaxoz/18th-century-fashion/.
Today I’m writing about another casual late 18th century dress. And I’m happy to say, this piece turned out much, much better than the poorly thought out purple linen dress that I talke…