It looks like the outfits from Anne of Green Gables...the movie that I incidentally watched tonight. I like it a lot! I've always loved historical fashions...but I will admit women's historical fashions often look extremely uncomfortable. :)
tinydancer, it's a play written by a few of my friends [the infamous Dallan and Eva, haha] and myself. Entitled "Two Tophats and a Spy". Great fun, I shall post more info later :)
Gwyn, oh, haha, as to the shoes, I was wondering if I should get some white or tan ones for the performance--what say?
Thanks Evergreena!
Danzibar, I love that movie!!!! [Haven't watched it in way too lng, but still...] Yes, some historical fashions are the very dickens to wear. I imagine corsets must have been rather ghastly. A lot of medieval and peasant-Colonial stuff is pretty comfortable once you get use to it.
Olive Tree, yes, that's what I was thinking. We're trying to get hold of some trench-coats and fedoras for the boys, to give the proper 30's feel. I just had a bad thought, tho! I'm supposed to be swing-dancing in this get-up! Which can involve some fancy floor-work [where the guy and girl spin, then the girl drops to the floor and spins on her hip]. Great. And Thank You!!! :) :)
Oh! Thank you Lauren Anne!!! I'm glad to know I'm not alone, the A vs E-ers seem mostly Arwen fans. Did my last comment finally get published, I wonder. thanks for letting me know! :)
love it! what play are you preforming?
ReplyDeleteIt looks mid-to late 30's to me. Just before shoulder pads of the 40's and maybe a bit after puffed sleeves? The shoes are classic! :D
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the outfits from Anne of Green Gables...the movie that I incidentally watched tonight. I like it a lot! I've always loved historical fashions...but I will admit women's historical fashions often look extremely uncomfortable. :)
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Maybe late 30's, early 40's?
ReplyDeleteGo to HorseFeathers for a very special something! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments! :)
ReplyDeletetinydancer, it's a play written by a few of my friends [the infamous Dallan and Eva, haha] and myself. Entitled "Two Tophats and a Spy". Great fun, I shall post more info later :)
Gwyn, oh, haha, as to the shoes, I was wondering if I should get some white or tan ones for the performance--what say?
Thanks Evergreena!
Danzibar, I love that movie!!!! [Haven't watched it in way too lng, but still...] Yes, some historical fashions are the very dickens to wear. I imagine corsets must have been rather ghastly. A lot of medieval and peasant-Colonial stuff is pretty comfortable once you get use to it.
Olive Tree, yes, that's what I was thinking. We're trying to get hold of some trench-coats and fedoras for the boys, to give the proper 30's feel.
I just had a bad thought, tho! I'm supposed to be swing-dancing in this get-up! Which can involve some fancy floor-work [where the guy and girl spin, then the girl drops to the floor and spins on her hip]. Great.
And Thank You!!! :) :)
i totally agree with you about what you said on Arwen VS Eowyn. just thought i would let you know.
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you Lauren Anne!!! I'm glad to know I'm not alone, the A vs E-ers seem mostly Arwen fans. Did my last comment finally get published, I wonder.
ReplyDeletethanks for letting me know! :)
definitely adore the dress! very late 30's.
ReplyDeletethanks dear! I've got a green one in the same style, we'll have to see if we can put it on one of the extras, with adaptations.
ReplyDeleteI like the dress! And the hat. Really.
ReplyDeleteThanks Moonshaw! And gracias also for following!
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