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Archduchess Charlotte of Belgium, later Empress Carlota of Mexico, 1862.
“Archduchess Charlotte of Belgium, later Empress Carlota of Mexico, 1862. Joseph Mathäus Aigner (Austrian). Repository unknown.”
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@vintagefashionguild on Instagram: "Victorian Era evening dress, maker unknown c. 1870.​​​​​​​​​ The green was the most fashionable colour in Victorian era fashion, it was called the Paris green, also known as emerald green. It became popular among the elite society after Empress Eugenie wore a green evening gown to the Paris Opera in 1864, because the colour was so breathtakingly vivid and remained unchanged under the gaslight. The colour was achieved with arsenic dye, which was later discove Paris Green Arsenic, Fitted Green Victorian Dress, Victorian Green Costume Dress, Victorian Era Green Dress, Green Vintage Victorian Dress With Ruffles, Victorian Era Dresses, Paris Green, Victorian Era Fashion, Green Evening Gowns
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@vintagefashionguild on Instagram: "Victorian Era evening dress, maker unknown c. 1870.​​​​​​​​​ The green was the most fashionable colour in Victorian era fashion, it was called the Paris green, also known as emerald green. It became popular among the elite society after Empress Eugenie wore a green evening gown to the Paris Opera in 1864, because the colour was so breathtakingly vivid and remained unchanged under the gaslight. The colour was achieved with arsenic dye, which was later…

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