Love this type of necktie! Or cravate? I remember this being called so by my grandmother! We have a family portrait of my great grandfather, just like that! Above! There is something to be said about 19th century male fashion!!!
Barbara at Dog Eared- I do like this myself. The designs here were I think very appealing and smart-I like that. and of course the cravats did not hurt in my fondness for them.
Barbara at Time- It is what we do love-isn't it. Making sense of it all and you do it best of all.
Victoria, Yes the guys especially Beau knew a few things about fashion. here is a wonderful link with many beautiful examples of the period http://www.songsmyth.com/menday.html
love it! I just did a post on neo-Regency hair... I love that period.
ReplyDeleteLong time since I have been on your blog... and I can see I have missed your knack of comparisons. Love it! Have a great evening!
ReplyDeleteI love the Fendi no. 2 - how perfectly fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThis post and the last two are simply delicious. Connections, connections, connections...
ReplyDeletebrilliant with the caricature!
ReplyDeleteLove this type of necktie! Or cravate? I remember this being called so by my grandmother!
ReplyDeleteWe have a family portrait of my great grandfather, just like that! Above!
There is something to be said about 19th century male fashion!!!
JWC- will take a peek there. I do love it too-but most any period will do. I am just fascinated with it all.
ReplyDeleteJulia, Kristin- thank you and it is fun to do- and keeps my little grey cells charged.
Barbara at Dog Eared- I do like this myself. The designs here were I think very appealing and smart-I like that. and of course the cravats did not hurt in my fondness for them.
ReplyDeleteBarbara at Time- It is what we do love-isn't it. Making sense of it all and you do it best of all.
Victoria, Yes the guys especially Beau knew a few things about fashion. here is a wonderful link with many beautiful examples of the period http://www.songsmyth.com/menday.html
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