Fashion History

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Heather Vaughan
The automobile’s social impact was revolutionary. The sale of millions of automobiles created “car culture” in the United States. Motoring garments such as the duster were essential in protecting travelers from the elements. This motoring duster coat was made between 1910-1915, though the maker is unknown. It was gifted to the Museum at FIDM in 2007. Silk Dusters in 1915 cost around $10 (Los Angeles Times 1915, 15). Learn more in my book, Artifacts from American Fashion (ABC-CLIO). Fashion 1910, 1910s Fashion, 1900s Fashion, 20th Century Fashion, Edwardian Dress, Retro Mode, Fashion Institute, Antique Clothing, Edwardian Fashion
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The automobile’s social impact was revolutionary. The sale of millions of automobiles created “car culture” in the United States. Motoring garments such as the duster were essential in protecting travelers from the elements. This motoring duster coat was made between 1910-1915, though the maker is unknown. It was gifted to the Museum at FIDM in 2007. Silk Dusters in 1915 cost around $10 (Los Angeles Times 1915, 15). Learn more in my book, Artifacts from American Fashion (ABC-CLIO).
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1940s Pale Blue White Spot Sailor Collar Day Dress / 40s 50s Spotty Rayon Pocket Rhinestone Toni Todd Dress XL XXL - Etsy UK
1940s Pale blue white spot sailor collar day dress / 40s 50s spotty rayon pocket rhinestone Toni Todd dress - XL XXL
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Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
a crocheted hat with a red flower on the top sits on a gray surface
Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
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Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
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Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
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Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
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Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
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Victorian Knitted Ball pattern by Heather Vaughan Lee
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