For the week of my 20th wedding anniversary, we’re toasting some #frockingfabulous greatest hits from 2026! #Shoetiful by Hellstern & Sons, c.1930s, via the Fashion Museum, Bath #Fashionhistory
For the week of my 20th wedding anniversary, we’re toasting some #frockingfabulous greatest hits from 2026! These stunning red leather shoes by Hook, Knowles & Co, date from c.1900! I really, really love 'em. Via the V&A. #Fashionhistory
Dating to the 1920s, this pair of ivory and turquoise brocade shoes belonged to Olive Allen, a young Australian woman whose wardrobe survives in the collection of the Powerhouse Museum.
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
Pair of women's brocade shoes, maker unknown
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Women’s boots, Granny Takes a Trip, 1969.
At the end of 1965, a shop called Granny Takes A Trip opened in King’s Road, London.
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Read more about Granny Takes a Trip in the VFG Label Resource: https://t.co/mu3t2onXHo
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A Particularly Pretty and Charming Cape, c. 1855
Moiré silk taffeta hand embroidered with silk thread in floral motifs.
Absolutely adore this confection...
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Dior’s 1951 ‘Venezuela’ dress is brilliantly bright and demanding of attention. The cotton tulle skirt is disrupted with fiery tongues of red silk that descend from the strapless bodice @madparisfr#FashionHistory
Fashion designer Lady Lucy Duff-Gordon, who worked under the professional name Lucile, was born #OnThisDay in 1863. She designed this "Happiness" silk taffeta and tulle dress with lace, appliqué, ribbons, and silk flowers in Autumn 1916. Kyoto Costume Institute. #fashionhistory
Here’s the next in our week honouring #VivienneWestwood’s #frockingfabulous birthday! Love these flame boots from the 'Vive la Cocotte' collection of 1995-96. #Fashionhistory via Kerry Taylor Auctions.
#HappyEaster! A perfect dress for an Easter roast is this 1950s dress. The blue, green, and purple flowers are drawn in stripes down the dress, accumulating at the waist, where there is a lace band, and ended the hem, which switches to horizontal stripes. #ootd#Fashionhistory