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Victoria Museum in Kyiv

Andrew Geddes (1783-1844) "Alexina Nesbit Sandford, née Lindsay; Catherine Hepburne Lindsay" (1838) Oil on canvas Located in the National Portrait Gallery, London, England

Evening cape by Emile Pingat, 1890s.

From The Libraries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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From Kerry Taylor Auctions

Museo de Historia Mexicana

1276 Ball robe of twill-satin in princess shape, draped in harem skirt effect below, open in front. Mat bead embroidery borders the lamé yoke, looped sleeves. 1276a Long cape of velours chiffon, ermine collar and cowl.

Museum of Applied Arts Vienna

Silk Camisole (Polish/Hungarian style), early 17th century What did men in the 17th century wear when the days got colder? While many wore over-shirts made of wool or quilted silk, some men wore fashionable knitted silk Camisoles - just like this beautiful example which is lined with silk and adorned with over 50(!) buttons. The front is decorated with horizontal rows of trim, imitating the popular Hungarian and Polish fashion of the 16th and 17th century. Exhibited at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nürnberg, Germany

Doublet and breeches of Elector Christian II. of Saxony, 1607/1609 Blue silk suit of Elector Christian, worn in the years before his death in 1611. The breeches are lightly padded to provide stability and help them to keep their shape. The pockets at the front are fake, the actual pockets are worked into the side seams. The accessoires that once rounded off this suit (gloves, cloak, sash, stockings etc.) didn´t survive - most likely, they were reused after the Elector´s death. Currently exhibited at the SKD in Dresden, Germany

(National Museums Liverpool)

La Mode, 5 juillet 1844, Paris. Capote de Crèpe de Lemonnier Pelvey. Plumes de Zacharie. Robes de Gagelin, Façon de Me. Potiev. Mouchoir de Chapron. Essence de Guerlain. Gants à Fermoir Breveté, 20 Passage Delorme, Chaussures… Digital Collections of the Los Angeles Public Library

(Museo Nacional de Historia, Castillo de Chapultepec)

Court dress of Empress Maria Feodorovna (Sophie Dorothea of Württemberg), 1820s. State Hermitage Museum.