Day dress from the mid-1850s, of sapphire blue silk taffeta

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Two Silk Taffeta Day Dresses, Mid 1850s

Sapphire Blue Silk Taffeta Day Dress, Mid 1860s

Shades of Victorian Fashion: Cerulean, Mazarine, Navy, and Blue

Evening dress worn by Queen Maud of Norway in c. 1913-1914, made of silver lace, silk satin, embroidered with silk and metal thread, with glass beads and artificial diamonds. Nasjonalmuseet : r/fashionhistory

Evening dress made around 1910, of black silk voided velvet with large floral motifs, the neckline being outlined with ecru net solidly covered with silver, black and white beads and rhinestones. Goldstein

Two Silk Taffeta Day Dresses, Mid 1850s

1800s Ballgown

Mary Bloomsburg on Instagram: TODAY IS BLUE MONDAY. Blue was a very popular color during the Victorian and Edwardian Era. The origins of blue in fashion came from using natural elements such

Vintage 1950s Sapphire Blue Taffeta Party Dress - New – Coutura Vintage

SAPPHIRE BLUE SILK TAFFETA DAY DRESS, MID 1860s sold at auction on 6th December

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Two Silk Taffeta Day Dresses, Mid 1850s

1850s/ 1860s Copper-Colored Taffeta Day Dress - Sew Historically

Ball gown from 1895, made of cream colored silk satin with short puffed sleeves, modified in 1901, embroidered front and back with polychrome vine motifs and jet bead with and sequin embellishment.