wedding mermaid dress Strapless Chapel Train Tulle Lace Applique Backless shoulder design and stunning white sequin accents Custom-made Crystal bling mermaid wedding

94 hdc Round 4: Ch 2, hdc in each st across, join with a sl st to the beginning ch

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This Light Blue sock features a detailed jacquard-knit pattern of repeating circular textures-like tonal medallions that catch the light just right

By the 1890s they were of the same materials, but smaller & lighter in design, as were rings Sets of jewelry including bracelets, brooches, & earrings & sometimes large or small lockets were worn Earrings became increasingly popular as hair was drawn back off the ears Earrings were large from 1865-1875, then got smaller as time progressed Cameos were worn throughout the period Gold chains were worn from 1865-1890, when in the 1890s dog collars of diamonds or brilliants (a style favored by the Princess of Wales) replaced them Watches were worn as a pendant on a chain, or pinned to the bodice having a chain that reached either into a pocket or stayed on the bodice Watches were most often attached to an ornamented brooch Bangle bracelets & decorative hair combs were other accessories TRIMS, & DETAILS Abundant use of embroidery, fur, & lace reflect the opulence of clothing at the time Lace inserts, lace trim, & fringe were used, with decorations often placed assymmetrically Furs were used for trimming Feathers were used to excess in hats & as boas The fur skin of whole animals such as foxes & often two foxes were used as wraps & stoles or trim The later period Titanic & Art Nouveau style included hand crafted works of art using glass beads & natural materials ACTUAL GARMENTS FROM ERA (above) Reform by German Designer Beers 1898 (above) Gibson Girl 1899 (above) Wedding Gown 1899 (above) Underwear Combination 1900 (above) Irish Crochet Coat 1900 (above) Duster Coat 1903 (above) Grand Dame 1904 (above) American Made Evening Coat 1904 (above) English Dinner Dress 1904 (above) Petticoat 1905 (above) Most Popular the Black Combination 1905 (above) Gown With Train 1905 (above) Lawn Dress 1905 (above) Metal Work from India 1906-1908 (above) Traveling Ensemble 1906 (above) Transition to Princess Dress Line 1906 (above) Canadian Bead Work 1907 (above) Princess Line 1908 (above) Evening Gown 1909 (above) Dinner Dress 1910 (above) Luncheon Gown 1910 (above) American High Lacing Boots 1910 (above) Titanic Travel Suit 1912 (above) Titantic Authentic Saved from Ship 1912 (above) Tea Gowns 1914 Click date below to go to a different era