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By Anne | May 2, 2025 - 8:16 am |May 26, 2025 Regency Fashion

The plates and descriptions appeared in the May 1824 issue of The Lady’s Monthly Museum. Note the increasing use of ruffles and embellishments in the Continue →

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Regency Beauty: Wash Balls

By Anne | April 26, 2025 - 7:13 am |May 4, 2025 Regency Beauty, Regency Health and Medicine

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Wash balls, infrequently also called soap balls, were common for centuries before the Regency, but they would have been a normal part of bathing, shaving, Continue →

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Regency Advertisements: Mrs. Unwin’s Clothing for the Indies

By Anne | April 24, 2025 - 7:03 am |April 29, 2025 Regency Advertisements, Regency Fashion, Regency Men

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This ad appeared in the October 1816 issue of La Belle Assemblée.

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Regency Fashion: Walking and Evening Dress (1824)

By Anne | April 2, 2025 - 8:39 am |April 19, 2025 Regency Fashion

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Gowns and descriptions appeared in the April 1824 issue of the Lady’s Monthly Museum.

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