Jane Austen Regency Era 100% silk Taffeta Coat or "Pelisse"
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Uploaded by slokesville on Sep 2, 2011
Jane Austen Regency Era 100% silk Taffeta Coat or "Pelisse"
This was inspired by a coat worn by Reese Witherspoon in the opening scenes of Vanity Fair.
Made 100% silk taffeta in dramatic midnight blue shot with black
Period correct style with stand up collar
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@Mishy2sons I couldn't agree more!
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Rachel, The coat and gown are beautifully made! I wish the video could be a bit longer with slower, lingering and detailed views of your costuming work.
Mishy2sons 4 months ago
@Mishy2sons
Thank you for your kind comments. Ive really only scratched the suface so far in terms of all the things I want to do in costuming. You are obviously an 18th century fan as I am.
The hat was a very simple strawhat base and then massive silk mob cap attached to the crown then trim trim trim til your hearts content! The shoes are by fugawee. I then had them dyed and added ribbons.
Happy sewing!
R.
slokesville 4 months ago