Rococo fashion 18th century

The diminutive engageantes are in keeping with 1780s fashion. The over-skirt has border flounces secured with adjustable gold ropes. Beneath is an under-skirt with swags of fur and beneath that is a pink petticoat.

Princess Elisabeth Christine of Prussia by Antoine Pesne, Dating around 1738. Detail.

Fashion History......1780's,....Fancy female outfit of the wealthy

Gaze upon this rococo creation. It whisper tale. A single dress capturing an era style. So much delicate detail. The shape, the fabric choice, each element a piece of art itself. This is 18th century fashion at its most expressive form. It feel opulent yet playful. Reflecting artistic charm from time long gone. A unique aesthetic that still capture eye today. Look closer, find inspiration in this design. Save this pin. Pin it for later.

This wax figure Madame du Barry, official mistress of Louis XV, exemplifies the extent of frivolity of dress during the period. She was known for her white skin and palest blonde hair, seen here enhanced by white powders, and was a major trend-setter for her incredible beauty and status. Note the ornate plumage in her hair and the extreme flounces at her sleeves, the edges of which would not have been hemmed as this would hamper the delicate lace but cut in a scallop or Van Dyke pattern.

Step into the opulent world of Rococo fashion with these 12 stunning outfits that capture the essence of this extravagant style. From intricate lace details to bold colors and luxurious fabrics, these ensembles will inspire your inner fashionista. Whether you're attending a themed event or simply love historical fashion, these outfits are sure to make you dream of a time gone by. Don't miss out on outfit #6—it's truly a showstopper!

This glamorous and sophisticated look is perfect for anyone who wants to channel the elegance and luxury of the 18th century. It's also a great choice for anyone who loves to dress up and have fun

luxurious Rococo-style powder pink ball gown with delicate rose embroidery

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/.

Dawn Reid Brean, associate curator of decorative arts at The Frick Pittsburgh, discusses Isabelle de Borchgrave's interpretation of 18th century fashions.