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+ | <div align="center"> [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery|Costume Gallery Index]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1800 - 1849|1800 - 1849]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1850 - 1899|1850 - 1899]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1900s|1900s]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1910s|1910s]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1920s|1920s]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1930s|1930s]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1940s|1940s]] | [[Family Tree Forum Costume Gallery 1950s|1950s]]</div> | ||
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|[[Image:boy's dress 1835.JPG|200px|center|thumb|Boy's Dress. Jill on the A272]] | |[[Image:boy's dress 1835.JPG|200px|center|thumb|Boy's Dress. Jill on the A272]] | ||
|This would fit a boy of 6-7 years, there are a spare pair of trousers with the outfit. | |This would fit a boy of 6-7 years, there are a spare pair of trousers with the outfit. | ||
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+ | |[[Image:1825 Portrait 1 Liz from Lancs.jpg|200px|center|thumb|Portrait c1825. Submitted by Liz from Lancs]] | ||
+ | |It is thought the two portraits (this one and the one below) were painted around 1825. As the couple in the portraits look so young maybe they were painted as a wedding present to each other or to commemorate their marriage. | ||
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+ | |[[Image:1825 Portrait 2 Liz from Lancs.jpg|200px|center|thumb|Portrait c1825. Submitted by Liz from Lancs]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:12, 19 December 2011
General Everyday Clothing
1836-40 | |
1840s | |
Small waists were a feature of mid 19th century fashions for men as well as women, male corsets were available for those who wanted them, although tailoring could help achieve this look. This fitted waistcoat would have been worn with a long fitted coat and slim fitting trousers. |
Late 1840s | |
Left sister: A centre parting with ringlets was a popular 1840s hairstyle. This sister's sleeves are set slighty below the natural shoulder line and the flared shape is a precursor to the later "pagoda" sleeve of the 1850s. Here they are worn with "engageantes" - a detachable false undersleeve.
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Wedding Attire
1830 | |
Childrens Clothing
1825-30 | |
The trousers are buttoned on to the bottom of the waistcoat. |
1830s | |
1835 | |
This would fit a boy of 6-7 years, there are a spare pair of trousers with the outfit. |
Other
c1825 | |
It is thought the two portraits (this one and the one below) were painted around 1825. As the couple in the portraits look so young maybe they were painted as a wedding present to each other or to commemorate their marriage. |
c1825 | |