New linkspages on 18th century clothing

[strawberrykaren]

Some of you may be familiar with my linkspages on topics relating to the Middle Ages & Renaissance.
I've been working on a new section of the site, and I think it's ready to share with you! :-) You can get to it at larsdatter.com/18c
Most of this new eighteenth century section consists of links to extant garments in museums (organized by type of

Comments

[standgale]

You're awesome. Thank you.

[corsetrasewing]

^ yup you are awesome!

[tayloropolis]

This is a great collection of stuff. THANK YOU for taking the time to put it together. I found a lot of images of extant garments that I've never seen before.

[tayloropolis]

By the way, here's the only extant bonnet I'm aware of:http://emuseum.history.org/code/emuseum.asp?action=newpage&style=single&singlepage=6&searchxml=%3CeMuseum_search+site%3D%22Colonial+Williamsburg%22+date%3D%222010-08-16%22%3E%3Ccriteria%3E%3Cparams+searchcode%3D%22-1%22+pagesize%3D%226%22+currentpage%3D%224%22+orderfield%3D%22%22+orderdir%3D%22%22+profile%3D%22objects%22/%3E%3Cbasic+criteria%3D%22bonnet%22/%3E%3C/criteria%3E%3C/eMuseum_search%3E%0D

[strawberrykaren]

Actually, that's already at http://larsdatter.com/18c/bonnets.html -- all by its lonesome, away in the top right under the commentary (right above the line that says "Depictions of silk bonnets"). Probably should call more attention to it, though. :-) Thanks!

[tayloropolis]

That is so funny! I actually looked at that page hoping you had managed to locate more examples- sorry I missed it :)

[ravenrigan]

What they said!