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Styling Austen, The Regency Fashion show
This post is based on a presentation for The Glasgow School of Arts Crafting the look Fashion styling conference, click below to find out more about it http://gsastyling.wordpress.com/ For those of you who have lived your whole life in a … Continue reading →
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Almost every man looks more so in a belted trench coat
“Almost every man looks more so in a belted Trench coat” Sydney J Harris This is my second post on the trench coat I am currently making for Whitchurch Silk Mill. The design is complete and the fabric and notions … Continue reading →
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“The best sporting weather proof that the world has yet seen or is ever likely to see”
Sometimes I get projects that are simple, client A wants costume X, I make costume X and everyone is happy. Simple. Sometimes however I get the chance to work on much more complex projects, projects that require research, thinking, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anniversary, bespoke, Boer war, buckles, Burberry, buttons, catalogue, centenary, coats, colour, Costume, cotton, d loops, design, designer, dirt, double breated, drab, drape, equitment, fabric, fitting, gabardine, Georgian, grain, great war, Hampshire, hand grenades, Haymarket, History, IWM, Khaki, menswear, officers, pattern, project, raincoat, research, sewing, shape, Silk, silk mill, single breasted, soil, storm flap, straps, texture, The Crimson Field, Trench Coat, Trench warfare, uniform, War, waterproof, weatherproofs, weaving, weight, WW1
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