Regency Fashion: Full Dress (1805) and TBT from 1755

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Printed in the July issue of the Lady’s Monthly Museum from 1805, was this unique fashion plate that showed a throw back picture to a Continue →

Regency Hot Spots: Edinburgh New Assembly Rooms

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Picture of Edinburgh (1825) Funded through public subscription, the New Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh were centrally located on George Street in the Georgian era New Continue →

Regency Reader Questions: Keys, Servants, and Late Nights

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wanted and keeps the rooms in perfect order Previous to her mistress retiring for the night she will have looked out her nightclothes and aired them well and she will not only now but at all times when she goes to dress carry up hot water for washing & c and when she is gone to bed she will carefully examine all her clothes and do all that is necessary to be done to them before she folds them away If her lady be elderly infirm or unwell she will sometimes be required to bring her work and sit with her to administer her medicines and sometimes to read to her To qualify herself for this latter purpose and to acquit herself with propriety she will

Michelle Regency Reader Question Hello, If a woman has been out to a ball and comes in at night (in London), how does she get Continue →