Dresses
Typical women’s walking outfit from the end of the 19th century
The historical costume made in the studio Anna Moryto is a typical women’s walking outfit from the end of the 19th century. It consists of a bodice and a skirt. The bodice has a loose, light insertion on the front. The sleeves are seemingly two-part, the upper part is voluminous and the lower part is … Continue reading
Pet en lair mid 18th century
The presented costume consists of a petticoat and a short version of the robe francaise called pet en lair This type of the outfit was very popular for most of the eighteenth century. It was a dress for less formal occasions, but it did not detract from its elegance. The presented model has been made … Continue reading
Early 17th Century Dutch Gown
This historical costume presents a characteristic type of wealthy women’s clothing known from numerous paintings of Dutch Baroque painting. It is made of several layers. Underwear The layer closest to the body includes a shirt decorated with lace inserts, a woolen petticoat decorated with stripes of black velvet and a red stays. The stays are … Continue reading
Female velvet dress (c. 1882)
The dress consists of two parts – a skirt and a tunic. The design of the dress comes from the French magazine “La Mode Illustree” from 1876. Nevertheless, it has been adapted to the needs of a bigger bustle (from 1882). First of all, the train of the skirl and tunic has been removed, it has also been … Continue reading
Dress from 17th century (c. 1670)
The dress consists of a bodice with an outer skirt and petticoat. The dress’s bodice has two layers. The inner bodice – stays has been made of two layers of linen, stiffened with soft reeds. The whole surface is covered with tunnels, the only place that has not been stiffened is at the shoulders. The … Continue reading
Dress from 19th century (c. 1882)
The dress has been made in accordance with the model published in the magazine titled “La Mode Ilustree” No. 38. It has been sewn of plum taffeta. There are two parts: a bodice and a skirt. The two parts are decorated by trimmings in the form of a black appliqué (decoration design was published together … Continue reading
Dress with a tunic from 19th century (1869)
The design of this dress, together with its sewing pattern comes from the French magazine “La Mode Illustree” No. 6 from 7 February 1869. It is a formal dress made of sateen. Dresses from that period of time have characteristic sloping shoulders and a wide crinoline skirt. The shape of crinoline, a flattened front and … Continue reading
Female dress from 1823
The dress is modeled on the outfit published in the French magazine “LE JOURNAL DES DAMES et DES MODES” on 15 November 1823. It has got characteristic cut for that period. The waistline is slightly raised in comparison to the natural level, the dress is flared in a cone shape and heavily gathered at the … Continue reading
Dress with Roses
The presented dress is a bal dress from the beginning of 1850’s. The dress has been made of creamy and claret silk. It consists of a bodice and a separate skirt. The bodice is fastened by a hook-and-eye closures and it has got an inside boning, thanks to which it maintains an elongated and tight … Continue reading
Female dress from 15th century
The presented dress is a female out fit based on everyday female outfits from the 1st half of 15th century. It has been made of dark-green woolencloth lined with linen. The dress has got a short sleeve and lacing on sides. The skirt is let out by gores. Under the dress there is a linen … Continue reading
