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Crinolines or hoop skirts helped create the sought-after but unrealistic hourglass figure. Fashion undulates as the volumes of clothes shrink and swell. In this way, trendsetters constantly set themselves apart from the pack. This crinoline is relatively …
The most important body-shaping garment of 19th-century fashion: the corset. This hand-sewn corset of white coutil (fabric specially manufactured for corsets) and boning is extraordinary in its simplicity.
Metz & Co, a prestigious Dutch department store known for its high-end fashion and design, produced elegant and timeless hats during the early to mid-20th century. Their hats, crafted from premium materials such as felt and grosgrain ribbon, were cele…
One of the earliest objects in the fashion collection of the Centraal Museum is this “yellow felt hat with a high crown and wide brim” from the first quarter of the seventeenth century. It is unique, not only because of its dating but also because it was …
Maternity hats were worn by fathers in the first days after the birth of their child. This white one in point de Marseille is a beautiful example. The father puts 'his maternity hat [...] on the head and stirs with the cane stick in the sugared wine, …
In the 1980s, sunglasses took on extreme forms. The designs of Pieter Smit, of which this white model is a modest example. According to journalist John de Greef, Smit was 'a delightful and honest eyewear man of the better sort' and his Optiek Ooga…
The English fashion designer Vivienne Westwood is known for the sometimes shocking and often political messages she aims to convey with her collections. Westwood draws inspiration from traditional clothing styles from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuri…
Hobble skirt, queue de Paris, crinoline and corset; the fashion silhouette demands much of the female body through the ages. The Vereeniging voor Verbetering van Vrouwenkleeding (in short, the V.v.V.v.V.) was established in 1899. The members' protests…
Metz & Co, a prestigious Dutch department store known for its high-end fashion and design, produced elegant and timeless hats during the early to mid-20th century. Their hats, crafted from premium materials such as felt and grosgrain ribbon, were cele…
One of the earliest objects in the fashion collection of the Centraal Museum is this “yellow felt hat with a high crown and wide brim” from the first quarter of the seventeenth century. It is unique, not only because of its dating but also because it was …
Hobble skirt, queue de Paris, crinoline and corset; the fashion silhouette demands much of the female body through the ages. The Vereeniging voor Verbetering van Vrouwenkleeding (in short, the V.v.V.v.V.) was established in 1899. The members' protests…
Green silk womans hat
Crinolines or hoop skirts helped create the sought-after but unrealistic hourglass figure. Fashion undulates as the volumes of clothes shrink and swell. In this way, trendsetters constantly set themselves apart from the pack. This crinoline is relatively …
Green silk womans hat
The most important body-shaping garment of 19th-century fashion: the corset. This hand-sewn corset of white coutil (fabric specially manufactured for corsets) and boning is extraordinary in its simplicity.
Maternity hats were worn by fathers in the first days after the birth of their child. This white one in point de Marseille is a beautiful example. The father puts 'his maternity hat [...] on the head and stirs with the cane stick in the sugared wine, …
Rushemy Botter (born in Curaçao) and Lisi Herrebrugh (with Dominican Republic heritage) jointly run the fashion brand Botter, which focuses on menswear. In 2018, they were appointed creative directors of the French fashion house Nina Ricci. The silhouette…
In the 1980s, sunglasses took on extreme forms. The designs of Pieter Smit, of which this white model is a modest example. According to journalist John de Greef, Smit was 'a delightful and honest eyewear man of the better sort' and his Optiek Ooga…
The English fashion designer Vivienne Westwood is known for the sometimes shocking and often political messages she aims to convey with her collections. Westwood draws inspiration from traditional clothing styles from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuri…
Rushemy Botter (born in Curaçao) and Lisi Herrebrugh (with Dominican Republic heritage) jointly run the fashion brand Botter, which focuses on menswear. In 2018, they were appointed creative directors of the French fashion house Nina Ricci. The silhouette…