The Hot Pink. Fur Trimmed, Edwardian Evening Gown in all its Glory
After over 10 months of planning, work, and procrastination, the first order of business on New Year's Day, was to photograph the 1901 evening gown
After over 10 months of planning, work, and procrastination, the first order of business on New Year's Day, was to photograph the 1901 evening gown
As I cut out the collar and bodice front pieces from my hot pink silk, it was hard to believe this was it - the last pieces of silk I needed to
After months and months, nearly a year of work, procrastination, stops, and starts, my 1901, hot pink silk, fur trimmed, evening/dinner gown is at
My hot pink, fur trimmed, Edwardian evening gown. I haven’t forgotten it. It’s still happening. The pandemic to took away my motivation and
With my pink silk, fur-trimmed, Edwardian skirt done, I was ready to start on the bodice, right? Wrong. There was one more undergarment I needed to
I was ready to cut into the pink silk lustring which started this whole Edwardian evening gown project. I'd made myself a S-bend corset. The hip
For my Edwardian evening gown, I decided to start with the skirt. I've learned the hard way, more than once, that historical ensembles generally turn
Hip padding. Bum pad. Bustle. Something to make my hips look fuller and my waist look smaller by comparison when worn under an Edwardian
In order to make my 1901 evening gown look right, I needed to have all the correct undergarments for the silhouette. Petticoats, hip padding, corset
Last fall, I impulsively bought 10 yards of hot pink silk lustring. I'm really not a hot pink kind of girl so I'm not entirely sure why I bought 10