Winter fashions from the February 1917 edition of Vogue magazine.
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Merry Christmas!
I hope everyone is staying as warm as this woman as this woman looks in her velvet bodice on Christmas Day 1895.
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A very snazzy winter driving cap, circa 1914.
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Despite many stylish attempts to keep warm during the winter most people still relied on good old-fashioned wool underwear. This page from the Fall-Winter 1913 Sears Catalog shows a variety of fabric weights for the same basic style.
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A fur trimmed evening dress by famed Parisian fashion house Callot Soeurs. It was produced for their Fall-Winter 1910-1911 Collection.
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Warm winter boots purchased in 1909 from New York department store B. Altman and Company.
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A velvet afternoon suit from prominent French couturier Jacques Doucet, Winter 1904.
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A functional and fashionable wool petticoat from 1903.
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Members of the weasel family weren’t the only animals to be used as disturbing Victorian accessories. This late 19th set is made from sea gulls.
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Fur foot-warmers, such as this one which dates to the first quarter of the 20th century, were used on long carriage or car journeys.
