Emerald Green Long Sleeve | Regency Gown drinking and often no buttonholes on

and often no buttonholes on the plain round cuff and scalloped pocket flap

each one has a unique color to it

Early American Wisdom can help illuminate timely lessons for the America of today and beyond

These 18th Century shoe buckles are exact reproductions from an original that I own - yep just one that I was able to base these after

The reinforced collar raises the neckline of a gown in a beguiling way

Emerald Green Long Sleeve | Regency Gown drinking and often no buttonholes onSometimes called a bib front or pinned front gown, this early 19th century style gown is comfortable, adjustable, and appropriate for the 1812, Jane Austen, and Regency eras. Made entirely out of cotton, the structure of the gown has been based on extant garments. The gown comes up over the arms and shoulders and ties together with two ties across the bust. Then the front panel pins at the sides of the breast while a tie goes around the trunk and