The follow-up to my earlier post about 18th century riding habits! Here are images from post-1770. Nearly all are riding habits, but a few redingotes slipped in.
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- 1770s habit at the V&A
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- Collett, “Officer in the Light Infantry,” 1770
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- Krantzinger, “Marie Antoinette,” 1771
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- “Reynard’s Last Shift,” 1770s
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- “Rencontre dans le Bois de Bolougne,” 1776
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- Stubbs, “Sophia Musters,” 1777
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- Collett, “A Sudden Explosion in Fording the Brook,” 1770s-80s
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- “Margaret Georgiana Poyntz,” 1778-82
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- Collett, “Kitty Coaxer,” 1770s-80s
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- Collett, “Miss Wicket and Miss Trigger,” 1778
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- Collett, “Lofty Riding,” 1770s-80s
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- “Marie Antoinette in Riding Dress,” 1778
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- Gallerie des Modes, 1779
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- Zoffany, “The Sharp Family,” 1779-81
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- Amazone exhibited at the Musee Toile de Jouy, 1780
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- Collett, “Female Fox Hunter,” 1780
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- Collett, “Ladies Shooting Poney,” 1780
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- Collett, “A Soft Tumble,” 1780
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- Reynolds, “Lady Worsley,” 1780
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- 1780s habit at LACMA (made of silk faille!)
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- Carrogis, 1780s
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- Marie Antoinette, 1783
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- “Fox and Burke,” 1784
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- Magasin des Modes, 1787
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- Downman, 1780s-90s
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- 1790s habit waistcoat at the V&A
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- 1790s habit waistcoat at the V&A
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- Earl, “Mrs Moseley,” 1791
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- Stubbs, “Laetitia, Lady Lade,” 1793
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- Wheatley, “Mrs Stevens,” 1795
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I am totally making the redingote on the right in the 1787 plate! Someday. I do have the fabric, though.
I’ve had my eye on the “Mrs. Mosely” redingote for a while!
You are making me want to make a riding habit now… bad Kendra!
I love these so much. I’ve always wanted to make this riding waistcoat: http://www.flickr.com/photos/habit_and_deshabille/5458439524/