Capsule histories and roundup posts.
Alexander McQueen
Anna Sui
Beachwear
Caftans
Capes
Designer swimwear
Disco
Equestrian wear
Fur cloth
Goddess gowns
Gothic
Great War
Grunge
Harem pants
Infinity dressing
John Galliano
Jumpsuits
Mad Men-era
Maternity wear
Menswear
Millinery
Nurse’s uniforms
Red carpet wear
Skiwear
Sports (Pan Am Games)
Tennis wear
Wedding dresses
ive spent the last few hours browsing your site. I love it and i enjoyed what was looking like a mundane Saturday afternoon. Thank you for it all. I am desperately hoping one of the pattern companies picks up on Michael Clapton’s design for Danyaeres’ “dragon rider” coat/dress worn in series no’s 6,7,8. I’ll be following your site /blog in case you hear of this news before I do!! I already own a few G.O.T.s patterns.
Thanks so much, Elizabeth. It’s such a standout piece. We should be due at least one more set of Game of Thrones-inspired costume patterns, I think!
I just discovered your blog while trying to find out why my Vogue Pattern magazine renewal check was returned to me today after languishing in a PO box since February. What a sad ending to a magazine that was part of my sewing life (and my mother’s) since forever. I love your posts on designer patterns and knock-offs. I was obsessed with Vogue patterns appearing in Vogue magazine during the 90s (maybe the 80s as well), so I was fascinated to read your posts on this topic. Thank you!
You have done an amazing job on this website. Thank you so much for taking the time and loving effort. I have a selection of Vogue Pattern pictures from 1966 to 1967 covering Paris Couture. I didn’t see them in this marvelous collection, but perhaps you already have them. May I send them to you? They identify the models My email address is lindamorand[redacted].
Thanks so much, Linda, I will be in touch shortly!