#rouleaux

1831-1833 Evening Dress of Princess Zinaida I. Yusupova (Hermitage). From their Web site 1351X1920.

                                       La moisson est terminée.

It’s the marmite of bracelets; the #Rouleaux (French for cylinder) by @breitling, which is worn with the brand’s #Chronomat model. We can attest that it’s just as comfortable on the wrist as it looks here. What’s your take on it? (at Munich, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMSBS-hHP5w/?igshid=i5s2rykaxefh

Si je me mets à cuisiner, c’est vraiment que j’ai trop de temps (oui, même pour une recette de CP telle que les rouleaux kiri / tomates cerise / jus de citron).

© Rachael Talibart Photography

Silk Pelisse. 1823 A pelisse or pelisse-coat, a kind of women's outer garment which could be made in everything from the lightest silk to heavy fur. It was worn over a gown but could look like a gown itself, especially when floor length like this garment. The #pelisse was made for a trousseau in 1823 for the wedding of the grandmother of the donor. The intricate decoration is made from #rouleaux applied in floral shapes, and trimmed with wire wrapped in silk thread which stands out from the garment in loops at the ends. By the 1820s the high 'Empire' waistline is starting to drop towards the natural waist again. The 'Vandyke' style of the pointed shoulder pieces are one of the historical clothing references fashionable at the time. #history #museumcollection #antiquetextile #instamuseum #museumoninstagram #antiquesilk #historicaldress #costumehistory #fashion #historicalfashion #historicalclothing #dresshistory #fashionhistory #historicalcostume #fashionhistorian #19thcentury #19thcenturyfashion #pelissecoat Source: The Museum of London https://www.instagram.com/p/B3z_oCpgYb8/?igshid=psx7pr72xb4o

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