Single Handedly The FUNNIEST Reaction To Sneasler Ive Ever Seen (x)

single handedly the FUNNIEST reaction to sneasler ive ever seen (x) 

Do you know any other blogs like yours?! 💜

I don’t know many. There’s @clove-pinks who also has interest in history and fashion and @fashionsfromhistory posts a lot of cool historical fashion pictures, but for specifically regency the best person is Zach Pinsent who has a YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram. There’s also leliontailleur on Instagram that a friend showed me, but I can’t speak French. I wish I knew more!

In 1821, a Monsieur de Jouy, staying in a London hotel, heard a young man in the next room telling his servant to bring "his corset, his busk, his oil, his perfume and eaux de toilette of all sorts." A little while later this creature was seen leaving his room, sheathed in his coat "like a wasp," his neck adorned with a huge cravat, his hair gleaming and his cheeks flushed with rouge.

— Farid Chenoune, A History of Men's Fashion

1820s gentlemen playing billiards we love to see it.

Tumblr: Our silly little man doesn’t acknowledge any danger.

Jonathan Harker: *Fighting for his life and having a panic attack about being imprisoned*

I finished making a linen ruffle shirt and silk vest! Plus a better view of my Cossack pants.

The shirt is linen from fabric mart using the same pattern as my other shirt, but this time I added ruffles and shirt-links.

The shirt is linen from fabric mart using the same pattern as my other shirt, but this time I added ruffles and shirt-links.

The pants are made out of bedsheets. I’m not ashamed of it. They’re more 1820s/1830s styled so I’m mixing it up a bit, but I think that’s ok because these clothes are not reenacting.

The cravat is from Burnley and Trowbridge and it’s one of my favorites I have now.

The shoes are American Duchess (yes, they’re Victorian style shoes and not regency period. I don’t care because they’re incredibly cool. Pretend they’re spats).