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Flared Victorian skirt made from black silk tafetta. The pattern is suitable for day and evening wear for the Victorian lady from 1898 to 1903. -
Victorian dress shirt with standup collar. Also often worn by women as Garibaldi blouse. You may also know that this shirt was also worn by the Fourth Doctor from Doctor Who. -
Gorgeous, voluminous bustle skirt in the peacock colours blue, turquoise and green. It is made of organdy and tulle and has a separate front cover. -
Brown Elizabethan riding hat made from felt with a rustic note. Decorated with felt roses. -
Victorian dress shirt with standup collar. Also often worn by women as Garibaldi blouse. You may also know that this shirt was also worn by Doctor Who. -
Victorian dress shirt with standup collar. Also often worn by women as Garibaldi blouse. You may also know that this shirt was also worn by Doctor Who. -
High-necked vest with mandarin collar and golden, woven trimming. Closed at the neck with a Czech glass button. The fabric is a high-quality cotton velvet. -
Late Victorian ball gown with leg-of-mutton sleeves made from dark green velvet with gold trimming on the sleeves. -
This ribbon corset made from sand coloured suede imitation was fashionable between 1900 and 1910. It was used as a lighter and more comfortable version of a full corset. -
The Victorian bridal skirt captivates with its opulent volume. It is made from several metres of raw silk and got a circumference of six metres at the hem. -
The pattern for this romantic Victorian corsage comes from an issue of the fashion magazine Der Bazar from 1863. The creme raw silk gives individuality to every corsage. -
This underbust corset with a high neck made from russet leatherette with a tear-like structure looks like it withstood some weather fronts. As a steampunk pirate you should be ready for nasty weather on the sea as well as in the air.
