A new dress, madam.......of course by Str4wB34ry
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is another room setting from Blists Hill, Victorian Town. Visitors can check out the season’s latest fashions in the General Draper and Outfitters. There are various hats and gowns and shelves of coloured ribbons and lace. Most wealthy ladies undergarments were trimmed with lace, and very pretty they look too.
The lighting in this scene wasn't very good but I think by only using what's there has created quite an atmosphere. Hope you like it.
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Comments (6)
Outstanding capture.
Nice shot - so much to look at. I enjoy these sorts of historical images a lot. Well done.
Bardzo dobra i dobrze wykonana praca. Świetna kolorystyka, Pozdrawiam serdecznie.
In high school, I made my own money doing babysitting on weekends. I had 7 "regulars" (including one family with NINE kids!) but even with that, it slowed a bit when summer came around so I started offering seamstress services in the summer months. My room didn't look much different than this but I specialized in baby clothes. I could run up 3-4 dresses or diaper sets a day and always had outfits displayed in all available space - along with patterns, fabrics, trims, threads and the star of the show...my Singer sewing machine. Love this hard-working view.
Wonderful shot!!!
Perfect pic for this sort of stuff! It brings back so many memories of my Grandma who had kept stuff from her mother and aunts!