Victorian and Edwardian Fashion by Alison Gernsheim

Author:Alison Gernsheim
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dover Publications
Published: 1963-04-13T05:00:00+00:00

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1 Isabel Cooper-Oakley, ‘History of Bonnets in Queen Victoria’s Reign’ in The Woman’s World, August 1888.

2 Augustin Challamel, The History of Fashion in France, London, 1882.

3 The Monthly Belle Assemblée, June 1847.

4 The Court Magazine Monthly Critic Ladies’ Magazine Museum of the Belles Lettres, Music, Fine Arts, Drama, Fashion, etc., July 1840.

5 The New Monthly Belle Assemblée, 1844.

6 Octave Uzanne, Fashion in Paris, London, 1898.

7 Matthew Blair, The Paisley Shawl, Paisley 1904.

8 ibid.

9 The Lady’s World, 1887.

10 The Quarterly Review, March 1847.

11 Honoré de Balzac, Une Fille d’Eve, 1839.

12 The Quarterly Review, March 1847.

13 The name is derived from the legend of a student who returned from the university wearing such a stiff collar that on embracing his father it cut the old gentleman’s throat.

14 A. Varron, ‘Neckties’, CIBA Review, No. 38, 1941.

15 C. W. & P. Cunnington, Handbook of English Costume in the Nineteenth Century, London 1969.

16 Max von Boehn,Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im neunzehnten Jahrhundert, Vol. II, 1818–1842, 4th edition, Munich, n.d. (1919).

17 The Amateur Photographer, 26 October 1909.

18 From 1815 Alexander Rowland’s macassar oil was used to promote the growth of the whiskers and eyebrows, but was not at that period applied to the hair.

19 Reginald Reynolds, Beards: an omnium gatherum, London 1950.

20 Max von Boehn, Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im neunzehnten Jahrhundert, Vol. III, 1843–1878, 4th edition, Munich, n.d. (1919).

21 Octave Uzanne, The Sunshade, the Glove, the Muff, 1883.

22 The Ladies’ Cabinet of Fashion, 1846.

23 Mrs. C. S. Peel, The Stream of Time, 1931.

24 The Habits of Good Society, n .d. (c. 1855). Anonymous handbook quoted by James Laver in Taste and Fashion, 1945.

25 The Gazette of Fashion by Edward Minister & Son, London, 1 March 1861.

26 ibid. 1 August 1861.

27 E. Moses & Son, Fashions for 1857, London, n.d. (1856).

28 A small crescent-shaped bustle.

29 E. Moses & Son, Gossip on Dress, London, 1863.

30 Mary Philadelphia Merrifield, Dress as a Fine Art, London, 1854. (Reprinted from articles published the previous year.)

31 Augustin Challamel, The History of Fashion in France, London, 1882.

32 Max von Boehn, Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im neunzehnten Jahrhundert, Vol. III, 1845–1878, Munich, n.d. [1919].

33 ibid.

34 C. W. Cunnington, English Women’s Clothing in the Nineteenth Century, 1937.

35 The Ladies’ Companion, 1853.

36 ibid. 1854.

37 The Ladies’ Companion, April 1856.

38 Anon. Crinoline und Amazonenhut, 2nd edition, Nordhausen, 1858.

39 Walburga, Lady Paget.Embassies of Other Days, Vol. I, 1923.

40 The Ladies’ Companion, August 1857.

41 Anon. Crinoline und Amazonenhut, 2nd edition, Nordhausen, 1858.

42 British patent No. 1729, 22 July 1856.

43 W. Bom, ‘Crinoline and Bustle’, CIBA Review, No. 46, 1943.

44 ‘Crinoline’, an anonymous article reprinted from The Illustrated News of the World, London, n.d. (1869).

45 Edward Philpott, Crinoline in our Parks and Promenades from 1710 to 1864, London, n.d. (1864).

46 Max von Boehn, Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im neunzehnten Jahrhundert, Vol. III, 1843–1878, Munich, n.d. £1919]].

47 ‘Crinoline’, an anonymous article reprinted from The Illustrated News of the World, London, n.d. (1863).

48 Max von Boehn, Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im. neunzehnten Jahrhundert, Vol. III, 1843–1878, Munich, n.

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