State University College
Dept. Of Human Ecology
Oneonta, NY, 13820
Fashion 224
History Of Costume
Romantic
Instructor
Dr. Katherine G. Angell
Review Slides for Romantic Era
1820 - 1850
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Slide No. 70 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Family group, empire waist sheath dress, betsy, interior
robe for men (lounge robe).
Slide No. 71 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Sheath dress, poke bonnet, puffed and slashed sleeves from the
Renaissance,
paisley shawl, parasol.
Slide No. 72 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Couple; man in cutaway jacket, colcravat, nankeen trousers, vest;
woman - bonnet,
slope shouldered gown, bateau neckline, large
puffed sleeves, excessive ribbons,
fake flowers, bows;
young boy - trousers, bertha collar.
Slide No. 73 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Man - cutaway jacket, stove pipe hat, Prince Albert beard, men
corseted at this time, colcravat,
nankeen trousers; woman - coal
scuttle or poke bonnet, slope shoulder gown, fur boa,
"imbecile"
(Donna Maria) sleeves, bertha collar.
Slide No. 74 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Man - stove pipe hat, D'Orsay neckwear (black cravat), cutaway
coat, vest, pantaloons with stirrups,
walking stick, sideburns,
Note small feet and tiny waist on men; women - soft frilly doll
look,
skirt getting larger due to the use of many petticoats,
bonnet, mantelet (scarf).
Slide No. 75 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Frock coats (square, even front edge), stove pipe hat, side burns
patterned trousers, D'Orsay
cravat (black neckware), vest,
walking stick, men are dressed as dandies.
Slide No. 76 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Carrick or inverness coat, caped coat, stove pipe hat.
Slide No. 77 Romantic 1820 - 1850
Women as invalids, pelisse (cape), mitts (fingerless gloves),
hair parted in center with ringlets.
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