The Beau Monde, November 1837.
Oooh! I love that green gown. And that blue cloak is quite a statement piece!
The Beau Monde, May 1837.
The fabric of that green dress is just gorgeous!
The Beau Monde, December 1837.
OK, so maybe the later 1830s aren’t so bad. I can’t believe I just said that!
Lady’s Magazine, March 1837.
What beautiful tiered sleeves! That is a very charming style and I can only imagine how pretty it would be when someone was dancing.
Lady’s Magazine, May 1837.
I’m sort of enchanted by the bias-cut ruffle…
Lady’s Magazine, January 1837.
Yay! More 1830s fashions that I like! I think the close fitting sleeves make the outfit for me. I just can’t deal with those huge, ridiculous sleeves that you usually see!
Lady’s Magazine, May 1837.
Finally we have some 1830s fashions that I wholeheartedly LOVE!
Lady’s Magazine, January 1837.
First of all, I want to point out how awesome the artist is for painting the front and back of the gown and doing them in different colors. That’s a wonderful way to see both sides, but still get the feeling of two separate gowns. Well done, mysterious artist! Second, I am drooling over the blue fabric. SO GORGEOUS!
