damesalamode:

Gallery of Fashion, Figure 43, February 1795. 

A court dress, of course!

damesalamode:

Gallery of Fashion, Figures 124 and 125, January 1797.

I have the description of the outfit on the left, which I am heartily in love with:

“The hair in light ringlets; plain chignon; white satin riband [sic] tied under the chin; Cabriolet bonnet, covered with white, black, and blue striped velvet; blue and white striped satin riband scalloped, placed in the front, with a large bow of the same behind.  Round gown of chintz; long sleeves.  White satin cloak, trimmed with swan-down.  Party-coloured bear muff.  Blue and white striped shoes.” (emphasis mine)

damesalamode:

Gallery of Fashion, January 1796. 

oldrags:

A red riding hood, ca 1770’s-90’s United States (Lexington, Massachusetts), MFA Boston

ornamentedbeing:

Robe à la Polonaise

c. 1774-93

omgthatdress:

Suit ca. 1795-1800 via The Los Angeles County Museum of Art

oldrags:

Day dress, ca 1800 United States, MFA Boston

ornamentedbeing:

1795–1800

The Met

oldrags:

Shoe, ca 1790, Black Country History

The buckle is from the 19th century.

ornamentedbeing:

c. 1790

AA

oldrags:

Shoes, ca 1800 United Kingdom (England), MFA Boston

ornamentedbeing:

zimiel answered: I’d love to see beautiful 18th century men’s clothing - embroidered coats/waistcoats etc

1785–1800

The Met

damesalamode:

Gallery of Fashion, Figures 34 and 35.  December 1794.

Oh, I just love the gold fringe on that dress!  And the candy cane turban!

oldrags:

Dress, ca 1800 United States, Museum of Fine Arts Boston

ornamentedbeing:

1799–1800

Met