These belonged to a famous Italian actress of the 19th century, Adelaide Ristori
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6 comments:
Fabulous dresses - what a privilege to be part of showing them to the world!
Scrumptious -- to be able to create costume, yards of cloth, sequins . . . heavenly
Com'é triste vedere un vestito cosi meraviglioso nella scattola...sembra come La bella adormentata
The second from the top photo, Doni. Is the back left open because the mannequin is not corseted, or is the back open like that?
These may be special costumes, but in general, when people didn't have many clothes and each piece was handmade, people took better care of their clothes, even in my grandparents' generation. I miss that. A little bit.
Thank you for showing us these photos. Very special, Doni.
Wow ! It looks AMAZING !
Really Really nice dresses :)
Those dresses are theatre costumes, so they were made with anything would suit the purpose of making them flamboyant and extremely rich - because they were meant for the stage - and at the same time keeping the cost as low as possible.
The corset was left open at the back because the dummy was too big!
Matilda - in effetti è brutto quando si mette via tutto, ma è anche bello sapere di aver messo via ogni vestito nel modo migliore perchè si conservi il più a lungo possibile e anche altri possano vederlo!
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