Edwardian princess slip

Waste not, want not! My refashioned Edwardian lace slip was my ugly Edwardian combination before!

Combination petticoat of white cotton batiste, round wide neckline gathered with pink ribbon through whitework openings, sleeveless, embroidery on bodice, waistline defined by vertical pin tucks from under bust to hips, pink ribbon detail at knee length, lace scalloped hem.

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HELD item for Melanie. Please do not purchase unless you are Melanie, thank you!Gorgeous antique Edwardian 1900s white floral embroidered cotton eyelet and lace princess petticoat slip dress. Styled with a ruffled lace trimmed collar neckline with a ribbon drawstring interwoven through embroidered

I'm currently sewing an Edwardian lace lingerie dress and I made this Edwardian princess slip with lace inserts to wear underneath.

Monogrammed Cotton Lawn Chemise With Insertion Lace & Ribbonslot Trim, c. 1910s, Austria. The Underpinnings Museum. Photography by Tigz Rice

When dressing a period show, it is important to remember that it’s not just the clothing the audience sees that makes the look authentic. To really capture a realistic period style, the prope…

1890's chemise

To get fashionably wide hips and a big butt, Edwardian women often wore hip pads. I made an Edwardian ruffle hip pad using an antique Edwardian pattern.

Curator Janet Boston shares the difficult histories of the beautifully crafted Asian arms and armour collection at Manchester Art Gallery.