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It happened AGAIN: a Facebook page with 83,000+ followers, "Attire's Mind," ripped off the content of one of my dress history posts.
Compare my 1840s readymade men's wear post with the inferior copy (that omits sources and links).
Today it was the Paris Musées redingote post. Notice how "Attire's Mind" uses my image edits (again), and also eliminates my citation while loosely copying the text.
If you are blogging about dress history here, especially if you are a small and obscure blog like yours truly, check "Attire's Mind" for stolen content.
It is particularly aggravating since he is clearly going the James Somerton route with this: stealing the work of passionate but little-known creatives, and making an inferior version that incidentally removes citations.
#dress history#fashion history#plagiarism#Attire's Mind#facebook#theft#stolen content#historical men's fashion#i am very pissed off about this because you KNOW this wouldn’t happen to a huge blog#but someone like me with 10 followers is an easy target#please signal boost
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submitted by @mccoppinscrapyard 💚🩷💛
#historical fashion poll submission#i love these!! they’re so fun and colorful! 🥰#historical fashion polls#fashion poll#historical dress#historical fashion#dress history#fashion history#fashion plate#20th century fashion#early 20th century#20th century#1920s style#1920s fashion#circa 1920#1920s#1920s dress#circa 1924#1924
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Dress
c. 1900
by Rose Carraer-Eastman
RISD Museum
#this dress is so pretty omg#Edwardian#1900s#1900s fashion#Edwardian fashion#historical fashion#fashion history#history of fashion#frostedmagnolias
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Models wearing Charles James coats.
Photographer: Cecil Beaton
Vogue, November 1st, 1936
#Cecil Beaton#fashion#photography#black and white#1930s#vogue#magazine#editorial#fashion history#fashion photography
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#supercar#sfw furry#mammon#横野すみれ#fashion history#sushi#ldr#pitch perfect#suzy#studyblr#trans is beautiful#demar derozan
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#70s#nico di angelo#larry stylinson#stick and poke#avatar the last airbender#supercar#mammon#fashion history#pitch perfect#suzy#studyblr#trans is beautiful
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#allie haze#bnha imagines#70s#photografy#[ fluff ]#charles leclerc#stick and poke#alysha nett#miss you#sfw furry#mammon#横野すみれ#fashion history#sushi#ldr
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#tiktok#traditional Chinese#chinese fashion#chinese#fashion history#vintage fashion#fashion#women's fashion
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A cover of the French erotic magazine ‘La Vie Parisienne’ c.1900, depicting a woman in 1780s attire
#history#art history#historical art#fashion history#historical fashion#French history#1780s fashion#frev#french art#fashion#la vie parisienne
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Evening dress by the House of Worth, c.1880. From the "Fashioned by Sargent" exhibit at the MFA Boston, October 2023
photo by me (@edwardian-girl-next-door)
#fashion history#historical fashion#fashioned by sargent#john singer sargent#mfa boston#history of fashion#house of worth#evening dress#extant garments#belle epoque#victorian#victoriana#victorian era#victorian fashion#victorian aesthetic#19th century#19th century fashion#1880s#1880s fashion#e
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Journal für Fabrik, Manufaktur, Handlung, Kunst und Mode, 1798, Tab III, anonymous, c. 1798 (x)
#vintage fashion plates#french fashions#vintage fashion#victorian fashion#fashion history#rijksmuseum#18th century fashion
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favourite era for fashion?
the 1600-1700s (you can be more specific in tags)
the 1800-1900s (you can be more specific in tags)
1900-1910
1910-1920
1920-1930
1940-1950
1950-1960
1970-1980
1980-1990
1990-2000
2000-2010
2010-2020
i know some people might not really know on this one, but make your best guess if you don’t! :)
also sorry anon i lumped 1900-1910 in with 1800-1900 because you made a little jump from 1920-1930 to 1940-1950! i don’t know much about fashion eras i hope specifically 1900-1910 wasn’t super important :,)
- if you want to submit a poll, you can on my blog! any and all suggestions are appreciated :)
especially if you have any pride related questions for pride month!
#polls#tumblr polls#my polls#random polls#hyperspecific poll#poll time#a poll a day#anons poll#anon ask#thanks anon!#fashion#fashion poll#fashion history#clothes#clothing#decades#clothing history#history of fashion#art history
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submitted by @edwardian-girl-next-door 🩷🩵
#historical fashion poll submission#historical fashion polls#fashion poll#historical dress#historical fashion#dress history#fashion history#fashion plate#20th century fashion#early 20th century#20th century#1910s style#1910s dress#1910s fashion#circa 1910#1910s
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Evening Dress
c. 1908
Callot Soeurs
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco
#Edwardian#Edwardian fashion#Edwardian era#historical fashion#history of fashion#fashion#fashion history#frostedmagnolias#callot soeurs
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Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna’s peach tercentenary kokoshnik, created to celebrate 300 years of the Romanov dynasty
The kokoshnik was made by nuns at the Starotorzhsky Convent, and is part of a set made for the Tsar’s four daughters to celebrate the Tercentenary of the Romanov Dynasty in 1913. Two other kokoshniki, owned by Grand Duchesses Tatiana and Anastasia, are in the Museum’s collection. There are no known (as of May 2024) photographs of the Grand Duchesses wearing their kokoshniks.
Olga’s kokoshnik is made of peach velvet fabric, with satin ribbons used to secure the headdress. The kokoshnik is adorned with numerous precious stones, including pearls, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and moonstones. An intricately beaded double-headed eagle sits in the centre of the headdress, symbolising the Romanov dynasty, intricately hand stitched.
The kokoshnik is preserved in its original presentation box, including its plaque, which reads “To Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna, Nikolaevsky Starotorzhsky nunnery, Galich, Kostroma province. 1913” in Cyrillic. The Romanovs visited Kostroma as part of the Tercentenary tour in May. Preserved in its original box, the label still reads “Alexander Palace, the Children’s Half, Grand Duchesses’ drawing room.”
The kokoshnik was sold to an international market in the decades following the Revolution, similar to a number of other jewels and artefacts that remained at the Alexander Palace and Winter Palace following the departure of the Romanovs. Meanwhile, Tatiana and Anastasia’s kokoshniks remained at Tsarskoe Selo, and were evacuated to safety during WWII. They have remained at the Museum ever since. Maria’s kokoshnik is still lost - perhaps owned by a private collector.
Olga’s kokoshnik was acquired by the Tsarskoe Selo State Museum Preserve in the early September 2014, for over $15,000 from a private collector. The kokoshnik was recently exhibited in St. Petersburg at the OTMA + Alexei exhibition.
Bonus edit by me of what the kokoshnik might have looked like!
Sources: Ekaterina Potselueva / Tsarskoe Selo State Museum Preserve
Photographs: svetskyspb, babs71, Tsarskoe Selo State Museum Preserve
#Olga Nikolaevna#Olga Romanov#1913#tercentenary#belongings#possessions#fashion history#kokoshnik#Romanov sisters#women’s history#I will post Tatiana’s and Anastasia’s soon!#Romanovs#imperial russia
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Eye contact. Proper closed captions in English.~19 minutes.
Summary: an overview of what is, and has been considered "Rainbow Fashion" and how it's changed over the centuries (1600s to the present day, with special focus on the 19th Century).
This is a longish video, but I thought it went by quick. Nicole Rudolph is one of my favorite fashion historians on YouTube (one year, she adapted Gonzo's entire costume from The Muppet Christmas Carol for herself to wear). And there are so many pretty clothing ideas, I have a feeling my mutuals would like to see this.
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