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This fine white silk dress shirt with cutout stand-up collar is based on early Victorian shirt patterns circa 1860. The playful ruches are reminiscent of romantic 18th century shirts however. The buttons are mother of pearl and the button holes are hand-stitched. -
Navy blue Elizabethan riding hat made from fine loden cloth. Decorated with many upcycled fabric flowers and a creme satin ribbon. -
Brown Elizabethan riding hat made from felt with a rustic note. Decorated with felt roses. -
Bright red Elizabethan riding hat made from loden cloth and decorated with subtly contrasting velvet roses. -
Girdle made from loden fabric. Serves with its peplum as an overskirt as well. Thus it provides medieval or elizabethan clothing with elegance and skirts with more volume. -
Medieval blouse made from black linen. The robust fabric is warm in winter and comfortable in summer. The deep neckline and white lace trimming provide it with elegance. -
Voluminous skirt made from a full circle of linen. It can be worn over almost all crinolines. If you wear it alone it drapes in copious pleats. -
This overskirt provides enough fabric to be worn over an elizabethan or baroque skirt. It is gatehered on the sides and adds more volume and can be used as a contrasting dab of colour. -
Handsewn small Elizabethan riding hat made from black velvet and adorned with black and green fabric flowers. Placed brashly askew on the head the hat looks good in every situation. -
Luxurious baroque gown with multi layered skirt an feather border. -
The Elizabethan corset made from black linen gives the upper body the conical shape desirable at that time. The corset or bodice is suitable for portrayals during the Renaissance or early Baroque (1550-1630). -
Hip-length medieval cape made from wool loden with hood. It is lined with satin and is closed with a bronze metal clasp.
