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A Prototype Victorian/ Edwardian Ladies' Outift
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For our upcoming production of The Sorcerer, I’ve been testing out different silhouettes. This is the one I ended up with. The jacket is based on an eightes’ bridal pattern that belonged to my mum, which was probably actually in style at the time.The sleeves look like bananas, but it looks to me to be a good shape for the period.
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Floral cotton
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Jan 8, 2010, 03.05 PMby Jenny Wren
Thanks to you both!
Oct 22, 2009, 08.14 PMby almatinka
I’m no expert in that era’s fashion, but I love what you did!!! It certainly has the feel needed!
Oct 6, 2009, 09.58 PMby bellamabella
awesome just awesome