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Nell Gwyn, projects

What Would Nell Gwyn Wear?

Can you handle the cuteness? read more about my c. 1668 Nell Gwyn project

July 14, 2009 by kendra
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18th Century Hairstyles & Wigs

· 18th Century Hair & Wig Styling book


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· Digital Collections of Extant Costume
· 18th Century Robe à la Polonaise
· 18th Century Court Paniers
· 18th Century Skirt Supports
· Women’s Hairstyles & Cosmetics of the 18th Century
· 18th Century Brunswicks & Jesuits
· 18th Century Riding Habits: part one and part two
· 18th Century Printed Cottons
· 1770s High Wig Tutorial
· Bustle Era Hairstyles, 1870-1889
· Early 1910s Evening Dress
· Completing the 1912 Evening Look

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· Frock Flicks: Costume Movie Podcast (external link)
· Essential Links of Interest to Costumers

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