… for her 18th century inspired jewellery! I’ve mentioned the legendary VW previously on this blog – she really is one of the (very) few fashion designers I have any interest in or desire to own the creations of. And what creations! I made the mistake of looking at her jewellery collection (silly me!) and [...]
Archive for the ‘18th Century Style in the 21st Century’ Category
In Which I Curse Vivienne Westwood…
Posted in 18th Century Style in the 21st Century, Online Shopping, tagged jewellery, Vivienne Westwood on Sunday, 15th August, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Film Costume Love, Part I: The Good Doctor
Posted in 18th Century Costume, 18th Century Style in the 21st Century, Uncategorized, Viewing, tagged 18th Century Costume, costume, film, shift, stays on Friday, 28th May, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I can’t believe I forgot to blog about this when I first saw it – clearly I had a lobotmy that week – so here it is now and my gushing about how much I love it: Yep, I said it – I don’t mean her (nothing against Lily Cole, it’s just not her I’m [...]
The Saturday Shoe – Vivienne Westwood
Posted in 18th Century Costume, 18th Century Style in the 21st Century, History, tagged 18th Century Costume, accessories, shoes on Saturday, 9th January, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Saturday shoe returns with a little homage to Vivienne Westwood and her crazy-awesome shoe designs. And me being me, there’ll be little references to her historical influences. First, some lovely buckles from Ms Westwood:Are they shoes? Are they boots? Who knows! OK, so these are rather too extreme for everyday wear and they don’t [...]
A Modern Dress with 18th Century Style
Posted in 18th Century Style in the 21st Century, tagged 18th century, accessories on Sunday, 6th September, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Whatever is an 18th Century gentlewoman to wear when she finds herself stuck in the 21st Century? Full length gowns are rendered impractical by trains, escalators and cars, most 21st Century women work and need to be able to bend over, even if just to tie her shoelaces, so stays are out, and not all [...]


