I am excited to announce the launch of our latest design- The Anne dress! The Anne dress is a transitional style gown that dates to the late 1830s-early 1840s and features a loose fitting bodice with yoke, an open neckline,…
We are excited to share with you images from our first ever photoshoot! Inspired by the images of illustrator, writer, �and historical clothing collector Tasha Tudor, this photoshoot highlights one of our most popular styles- The American South dress. (Image…
Posted in 1820s, Children's Fashions
This young lady’s 1830s era rural dress with removable sleeves is made from a reproduction cotton print authentic to the period. This fashionable Romantic Era dress is designed for a young lady between the ages of 12 and 18. The…
Posted in 1840s, 1850s, 1860s, Commissions
This 1840s-1850s era work dress is a custom made version of our American South dress with apron. It is headed to Historic Exchange Place in Kingsport, Tennessee to be worn by their Junior Apprentices. Fore more information about our American…
Posted in 1870s, 1880s, 1890s, Commissions, Corsets and Underthings
This lovely Victorian era over bust corset is fashioned from pink and beige ticking with a full cotton lining. This summer weight corset will be worn while working on a living history farm and is designed for maximum comfort. This…
Posted in Commissions, WWI
This cotton sateen uniform is inspired by the summer uniforms worn by the Hello Girls during WWI. (Ugh! Still working on that stand and fold collar! I am going to master it yet!) For this uniform, I selected a cotton/poly…
Posted in Commissions, WWI
This wool uniform is inspired by ones worn during WWI by the US Signal Corps Women- also known as the Hello Girls. This 100% worsted wool uniform features reproduction brass buttons and is fully lined in cotton sateen. This uniform…
Posted in WWI
I LOVE this blouse. LOVE IT! Can’t wait to make more of these! (But then again, I have a thing for wide collars and v-necks.) I made this blouse as a custom design piece to be worn with a WWI…