Camisolle à la Polonoise, 1780
Posted Sep 30, 2010 at 17:02 CEST in Drawings and prints, Fashion, and Fashion plates.
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4 comments on “Camisolle à la Polonoise, 1780”
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Heather, georgianaduchessofdevonshire.blo…
I think she looks like you, Johanna! I love her pastoral bonnet, I hadn’t seen that before
Johanna, johannaost.com
Yes it’s great, à la moissonneuse apparently means that it’s a a harvesters bonnet!
Mme Berg, madameberg.blogspot.com
I’ve seen variations of that type of bonnet in 1780’s Hilleström paintings, I do wonder how it’s constructed!
ETA: Ed Hardy and Uggs suck!
cb, blog.raucousroyals.com
she does look like you! I love these old fashion plates. thanks for sharing.
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