Georgian era Riding Habit
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This girl wears a long or 7/8ths coat to cover her riding breeches. A woman on horseback had formal and informal clothing choices in 1910. This riding habit in the Victoria and Albert Museum was ma…
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At long last, the riding habit is revealed! I hope it's not anti-climactic!. It was a LOT of work, even though it looks rather plain. Tailoring is... an entirely different beast from dressmaking! Different techniques, different stitches. Mike and I had a complete mis-communication over something because what he told me to do means two different things to tailors and mantua-makers! I will probably do a separate construction post, although I don't have too many construction pics. They are on…
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1740's riding habit
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Women's Three-Piece Gray Wool Riding Habit made by A.F. Miller, New York, ca. 1918. Photograph by Cary Horton, 2004. Missouri History Museum, Museum Collections. Acc.# 1962 306 0001 a-c. Photograph © 2004, Missouri History Museum. Women's three piece gray wool riding habit with jacket, skirt and vest.
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Riding costumes were introduced in the 16th century, after which women wore clothing and accouterments which were built for safety and style. The line of a woman’s riding habit mirrored that …
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Possibly one of the most iconic images of a woman of the Georgian era wearing a riding habit has to be that of Lady Seymour Worsley. So, with that in mind, we thought we would take a look at this f…
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"Round dress of Pomona-green poplin, trimmed, as our readers will perceive by the Print, in a style of uncommon novelty and taste ..."
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This 1797 fashion plate from costume Parisien. I'm finding that 1797 might be the year for me. It's got most of the features I like, and a silhouette I like - still the transitional style I'm drawn to, but already streamlined into the more flattering classical style we all probably love most about the Directoire/Empire fashions; and headwear I like. Fichu en marmote! Now, this really has to be me. I love the combination of colours here, bold yet pastel, and that cute white fur trim on the…
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Woman's riding jacket of flannel trimmed with mohair and lined with sateen, designed and made by John Redfern & Sons, England, 1885-1886
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