Madame Pauli
Posted Mar 9, 2009 at 20:54 CET in Blogs, Fashion, and Links.
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Madame Pauli is a new Swedish blog with long and informative entries about different aspects of 18th century fashion.
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Fashion and culture from the 1700s.
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Mademoiselle M., madeleinemiranda.wordpre…
It looks really interesting! Pity that it isn’t translated into English!
xxx
Stephanie Smith, soshabbyinpink.com
Happy Weekend~
You are invited to a Blog Drawing~
‘Why I love Vintage’
Please have a visit!
Happy Spring!
Stephanie
Loving your new creations~ So pretty!
purre
you should all see this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14SYOUT_3lE&featur…
Keith, woodsrunnersdiary.blogspot.com
I am looking for primary documentation/quotes regarding homemade clothing in colonial America in the 18th century. It is contested that there was no homemade clothing! That all clothing, except small clothes, shirts, aprons etc, were made by a tailor or proffessional seamstress. Would be gratefull if you should happen on something to drop me a line.
Regards, Keith.
Johanna, johannaost.com
I don’t know about America, but I’ve read the same thing about Sweden. Pretty much only underwear and such was homemade, even in poorer households, at least according to this book: http://18thcenturyblog.com/2009/03/kvinnligt-mode…
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