Day dress from the mid-1850s, of sapphire blue silk taffeta

Victorian Fashion Colors & Fabrics 1840s-1890s

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Sapphire Blue Silk Taffeta Day Dress, Mid 1860s

Mary Bloomsburg on Instagram: TODAY IS BLUE MONDAY. Blue was a very popular color during the Victorian and Edwardian Era. The origins of blue in fashion came from using natural elements such

Vintage 1950s Sapphire Blue Taffeta Party Dress - New – Coutura Vintage

Sapphire blue silk taffeta w/ high round neckline, carved MOP CF buttons, cream & straw colored tasseled braid to yoke & above cuff of shaped military

SAPPHIRE BLUE SILK TAFFETA DAY DRESS, MID 1860s

Evening gown made in 1927 of saffron yellow silk chiffon, with a criss-cross effect on the bodice achieved with edging of rhinestones and seed pearls, the gussets on the skirt are accented

Vintage 1950s Sapphire Blue Taffeta Party Dress - New – Coutura Vintage

Evening dress worn by Queen Maud of Norway in c. 1913-1914, made of silver lace, silk satin, embroidered with silk and metal thread, with glass beads and artificial diamonds. Nasjonalmuseet : r/fashionhistory

Shades of Victorian Fashion: Cerulean, Mazarine, Navy, and Blue

Two Silk Taffeta Day Dresses, Mid 1850s

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REGAL 1890'S VICTORIAN SAPPHIRE BLUE SILK SATIN BUSTLE BACK DRESS - Helia Beer Co

Two Silk Taffeta Dresses, Late 1840s & 1860s