💗J. Morgyn White 🖤

Author ✍️ By Their Rules 2025 Cheshire Novel Prize Highly Commended 📖 Too Cursed To Kiss 📓 Demons for Breakfast

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

She’s a snarky, green juice-guzzling hedge witch who accidentally freed him; he’s an ancient, pissed-off wizard who’s been trapped for centuries. Classic grumpy immortal meets unhinged mortal, but neither is emotionally stable. #demonsforbreakfast #urbanfantasyromance

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

Help me solve this mystery. Have you seen these before? https://t.co/wrEzJhRyAF

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

This color 🙀💜

[Dr Kate Strasdin @kateStrasdin]

A favourite gown for a mid week boost and it is of course the ever distinctive Madame Grès and her perfect pleats. This vision in purple dates to the #1940s, the colour reminiscent of a rare and lovely orchid. Sold via @KerryTaylorAuct #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡

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[Vtg Fashion Guild @TheVFG]

This extraordinary Italian casaquin and petticoat, dating to about 1725–40, are embroidered in brilliantly colored wool on linen. Look closely among the enormous blossoms and you'll find fantastic birds, pagodas, chinoiserie motifs.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

@ValerieSirenko Yay!! Looks soooo good!

[Valerie Sirenko @ValerieSirenko]

My friend Josh published a book! 😲📚
FUTURE ME is a middle grade adventure where Terminator meets techy hogwarts!
#books #reading #booktwt #BookTwitter

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

This color! 💜

[NicDaisy @plummie9]

American

Visiting Dress, c. 1865

Silk taffeta brocaded; silk satin; silk fringe.
Violet purple silk taffeta brocaded with black violets and gold bees, self-fabric trim fringe.

@mfaboston
#FashionHistory

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

These appliqués 💐

[Château du Temps｜欲望の標本室 @temps_archive]

1780年頃、イギリスのローブ・ア・ラングレーズ。

18世紀のドレスというと華やかな宮廷服を思い浮かべますが、こちらはかなり素朴。厚手のリネンに花のアップリケ、金糸や金属製のスパンコールが施されている。

美術館の解説もなかなか辛口で、↓

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

This satin 🤤

[Hannah @HannahofYore]

Living in a Frédéric Soulacroix color palette.

[Catherine Curzon @MadameGilflurt]

It’s release week for my brand new wartime novel, The Resistance Book Club, so we’re celebrating with some #frockingfabulous goodies from 1942! #BonnieCashin gave us tweedy fun, with this cape and spats! #Fashionhistory via the Met. Buy the book at: https://t.co/OV0nQKMxIb

[Gus Ryer @GusRyer]

As a science fiction devourer, this is one of my favorite quotes

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

It must weigh a ton 🏋️

[Victoria Haddock @vickyhaddock]

Italian fashion designer Domenico Dolce was born #OnThisDay in 1958. Along with Stefano Gabbana, he designed this printed silk dress embellished with sequins and Swarovski crystals, that features images of mosaics from Sicily’s Cathedral of Monreale. @V_and_A #fashionhistory

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

A dress to flit in.

[Lauren Deutsch @LaurenCDeutsch]

I went into a little rabbit hole with Sadie Nemser Couture. I found a lot of dresses from her and am going to showcase them for a week. This one is a 1924 robe de style dress made of baby blue velvet and creme lace with extraordinarily elaborate embroidery of silk flowers with

[Dr Kate Strasdin @kateStrasdin]

Who else spent their childhood cutting out paper dolls? This collection was made by Anne Sanders Wilson for her sister Mary in 1832 & accompanied a morality tale called The History of Miss Wildfire charting the perils of fashion. I still have some of mine, anyone else? @V_and_A

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

Not usually into light grey but wow. 🤩

[NicDaisy @plummie9]

Paris
Charles Worth
7 rue de la Paix

Afternoon Dress, c. 1873

Silk faille, silk taffeta trimmed with steel beads

@AlbanyInstitute
#FashionHistory

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

Sure it looks like bedsheets but it’s pretty! 💙

[Lauren Deutsch @LaurenCDeutsch]

#Ootd is this 1948-59 Horrockses Fashion evening dress. Horrockses was a British cotton manufacturing firm before they went into ready-to-wear in 1946. They were known for their bright and vibrant prints, like this cotton based iris pattern. #Fashionhistory

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

OMG Demons for Breakfast my urban fantasy 🌶️🌶️ romance just won the Gold Palette Award for best Indie Cover. So many thanks to JV Arts for the incredible cover design 💜💚 and the LUW for the award!🥇

[💗J. Morgyn White 🖤 @JMorgynWhite]

This color 🔥Look close for the Swiss dot fabric

[Dr Kate Strasdin @kateStrasdin]

The way that the lace extends from the neck to well below the shoulders is what makes this such an interesting gown. The spotted dark orange fabric is lovely in itself but the sheer décolletage elevates the whole ensemble. C1903 @museumatFIT #FashionHistory

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This shape 💚

[Dr Kate Strasdin @kateStrasdin]

There isn’t much in the way of green round about at the moment but Dior’s 1953 gown Émeraude is as lush and verdant as it gets. The pile of the velvet softens all of the straight lines @MuseeDior #FashionHistory

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[Catherine Curzon @MadameGilflurt]

Thanks for joining me to toast #JeanDessès this week! This #frockingfabulous number from 1951 was worn by HRH Princess Margaret. Via the V&A. #fashionhistory