The sleeves, Fashionable Reader. So ridiculous, how could I resist?
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| via Robbie Rozelle @divarobbie We are at puffed sleeves! #AnneofGreenGables |
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| edwardian-time-machine tumblr sleeve supports |
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| 1894 fripperiesandfobs-tumblr Jacket ca. 1894 From Thierry de Maigret |
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| andwomenworebloomers tumblr |
And the steampunk elements are pretty cool too.
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| arsenicinshell tumblr |
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“Someone was trying to kill Lady Alexia Maccon. It was most inconvenient, as she was in a dreadful hurry. Given her previous familiarity with near-death experiences and their comparative frequency with regards to her good self, Alexia should probably have allowed extra time for such a predictable happenstance.”
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Gail Carriger
I thought of Anne immediately when reading your last post. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI remember reading Anne of Green Gables' books growing up and I could not figure out why she was so obsessed with puffy sleeves! :)
ReplyDeleteI love 1890s fashion.
ReplyDeleteabout the sleeve supports: i always though it was the way they were made that gave them that shape. i suppose it is, in part, but it's mostly the supports.
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