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The House of Worth in the Gilded Age
harles Frederick Worth and the fashion house he founded are enjoying something of a revival 200 years after his birth. His creations are what we imagine whirling around ballrooms when we think of the Gilded Age. Whether the ball was held in Paris, London, or New York, you could be sure to see at least…
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Victorian versus Edwardian
Fashion-wise, the Edwardian age often gets lumped in with the Victorian. It’s understandable. Small waists and long, full skirts were the style throughout both eras. However, there are a few noticeable differences between Victorian and Edwardian clothing.
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Worth Gowns: Gilded Age Masterpieces
In this video, we take a trip back in time to the Gilded Age, with a deep dive into the history of the iconic House of Worth and their stunning gowns. From Charles Frederick Worth to his son Jean Philippe, learn about the legacy of the House of Worth and the women they dressed in…
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Edwardian Fashion
The Edwardian era may have been the period of fashion that was most complimentary to “women of a certain age.” Although small waists were still somewhat in vogue, the shape of Edwardian dresses had shifted to emphasize the bosom and derrière, giving ladies that famous S-bend look. Despite what the fashion plates seemed to indicate,…