"Thank You So Much, You're A PRINCE!"

"Thank you so much, you're a PRINCE!"

"King. I'm King."

- Luz and King in The Intruder

I'm now realizing that line might've been foreshadowing.

18th Century Women’s Fashion

Women’s Clothing in the 18th Century is often renown for its Extravagance, for good reason. Unlike in prior Centuries, the Fashion Standards for Women became intensely ornamented, hence why it is one of my favorite Eras. 

This Post goes through the 1750s-1790s, so it is quite long, but women’s Clothing is always more varied than the Men’s it seems.

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Oh yeah, i am totally in love with Gregorie, he is very interesting character.

Sometimes a family is just a witch on the run and that baby she kind of stole and that’s beautiful

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Dress

1790s

United States

The fullest merger of old and new is represented in this dress. The form of the surrounding robe is open, and even the neckline could seem to be decades earlier. But the textile design has been subdued, and the lighter taffeta robe is paired with a white petticoat for an effect that resembles neoclassicism emerging from the chrysalis of the ancien régime.

The MET (Accession Number: 1998.269)