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A Dedicated Follower of Fashion
misled indefatigable optimism (and sewing, too!)
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2018-10-31 11:51 pm (UTC)
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I am happy to see the 1830s with the crazy big hair and sleeves.
In 2014, a bunch of us made 1830s gowns to wear to a ball as our own mini theme. It was great fun
https://www.flickr.com/photos/7181690@N03/albums/72157644301652216
Some of us wore them, again, for a Poe ball in 2015, with a photo of women around Poe.
http://darlinganddash.com/1830shopelessromantic.html
Looks like there may be an 1830s picnic in Northern CA next year. No dates, yet, and yours sounds delightful with the double feature event.
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Date: 2018-10-31 11:51 pm (UTC)In 2014, a bunch of us made 1830s gowns to wear to a ball as our own mini theme. It was great fun https://www.flickr.com/photos/7181690@N03/albums/72157644301652216
Some of us wore them, again, for a Poe ball in 2015, with a photo of women around Poe. http://darlinganddash.com/1830shopelessromantic.html
Looks like there may be an 1830s picnic in Northern CA next year. No dates, yet, and yours sounds delightful with the double feature event.