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Regency Fashion: Parisian Gowns of 1807

By Anne | August 5, 2015 - 9:04 am |August 20, 2015 Regency Fashion
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                        These beautiful gowns appeared in the January 1807 issue of La Belle Assemblee. Continue →

Tagged la belle assemblee, regency dresses, regency england fashion, regency gowns, regency parisian gowns, regency walking dress, regency women's fashions, women's clothes in the regency

Regency Fashion: Men’s Gloves

By Anne | July 30, 2015 - 10:34 am |September 27, 2015 Regency Fashion, Regency Household
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The fashion of gloved fingers (except during the winter) is sadly in the past. A proper Regency gentleman would have had a collection for riding, Continue →

Tagged men's accessories regency england, regency england gloves, regency fashion, regency gloves men, regency men, Regency men's fashion, regency men's gloves, Regency men's tailors

Regency Fashion: Stultz

By Anne | July 21, 2015 - 1:24 pm |August 14, 2015 Regency Fashion
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By a Poet (1841) (1842) Harper’s Novels Stultz is a name often dropped by Reg Rom writers, as he was a premier tailor for men’s Continue →

Tagged london stultz, men's tailor stultz, regency fashion, regency men's coats, Regency men's fashion, regency men's tailor, regency men's wardrobe, regency stultz, stultz tailor

Regency Fashion: Leather Breeches

By Anne | July 10, 2015 - 10:38 pm |August 11, 2015 Regency Fashion
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Romford, in Essex, grew up during the Middle Ages as a market town and stop to the great metropolis.  It also quickly earned a reputation Continue →

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