Garment Collection (#7)

Female Figure, 1830 / 60. Creator: Unknown
Female Figure, 1830/60

Station of the Cross No. 10: "Jesus is Stripped of His Garments, c. 1936
Station of the Cross No. 10: " Jesus is Stripped of His Garments, c. 1936

Infants Shirt, c. 1937. Creator: Mary E Humes
Infants Shirt, c. 1937

Silk Waist, c. 1940. Creator: Fred Hassebrock
Silk Waist, c. 1940

Dolman, c. 1936. Creator: Marie Mitchell
Dolman, c. 1936

Silk Waist, c. 1939. Creator: Fred Hassebrock
Silk Waist, c. 1939

Sinbad Marionette, c. 1938. Creator: George File
Sinbad Marionette, c. 1938

The night before Christmas
Vintage colour lithograph from 1898 showing children putting their chistmas stockings up for Father Christmas

Woman asking a mans opinion of silk stockings
A bemused-looking middle-aged man being asked his opinion of a pair of silk stockings being held out to him by a young woman

Corset (1855), wood engraving, published in 1883
Corset, 1855. Wood engraving, published in 1883

Young woman from North Africa, probably Algeria
Vintage 19th century photograph - young woman from North Africa, probably Algeria, with ornate bracelts and beads around her neck

Geishas showing ornate kimonos and obi sashes, Japan
Vintage 19th century photograph - Meiji era Japan: back view of three girls, showing ornate kimonos and obi sashes

Early 20th century vintage press photograph - Hudsons Bay Company post office, and railway railroad Hudson, Lost Lake, Canada

Her Majesty Queen Victoria, from a carte de visite 1858
Vintage 19th century photograph: Her Majesty Queen Victoria, from a carte de visite by Mayall, 1858. Victoria (Alexandrina Victoria; 24 May 1819 - 22 January 1901)

Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward 7th
Vintage 19th century photograph: His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward 7th, with his wife, Princess Alexandra of Denmark

Tattooed groom, man with tattoos, Japan
19th century vintage photograph - tattooed groom in a loincloth, holding a bridle, showing the tattoos on his back, Japan, c.1880 s

Young Japanese women with ornate kimonos
Vintage 19th century photograph: Young Japanese women with ornate kimonos, water garden

Chinese woman carrying a baby on her back
Vintage 19th century photograph: Chinese woman carrying a baby on her back

Group of image of people from Java, modern Indonesia
Vintage 19th century photograph: Ethnic types designed to portray racial characteristics rather than act as individual portraits.r

Young women, dancers from Hawai i, Hawaii
Vintage 19th century photograph: Young women, dancers from Hawai i, Hawaii, Hawaiian islands

Young samurai with armour and two swords, Japan
Vintage 19th century photograph: Young samurai with armour and two swords, Japan

Post runner, delivering a letter, Japan
Vintage 19th century photograph: Post runner, delivering a letter, Japan, wearing only a loincloth in a studio setting

Carpenter, shoe maker making wooden shoes, Japan
Vintage 19th century photograph: Carpenter, shoe maker at work, making wooden shoes, Japan

Wealthy Chinese family, ornate robes, man with pipe
Vintage 19th century photograph: Wealthy Chinese family, ornate robes, man with pipe

Princess Ke elikolani of Hawaii, Hawai i. c. 1880
Vintage 19th century photograph: Ruth Ke elikōlani Keanolani Kanāhoahoa, was a member of the Kamehameha family, the founding dynasty of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi

Country woman with basket of flowers, flower vendor, Japan
Vintage 19th century photograph: Country woman with basket of flowers, flower vendor, Japan

Farm worker or coolie with grass coat, Japan
Vintage 19th century photograph: Farm worker or coolie with grass coat, Japan

Japanese tea house girls reading a letter
Vintage 19th century photograph: Japanese tea house girls reading a letter

Maori Ladies of the Wonderland - Maori women
Vintage 19th century photograph - Maori Ladies of the Wonderland - group of Maori women

Japan - young woman in ornate kimono, smiling
Vintage 19th century photograph Japan - young woman in ornate kimono, smiling

Japan - young nurse carrying a baby
Vintage 19th century photograph Japan - young nurse carrying a baby

Shop assistant shows garments for inspection, London
Clothing retailer in Canning Town, London. Boy shop assistant holds up garments outside shop for inspection. Date: 1938

Advert for Gossard under garments, London, 1925 Date: 1925

A woman from Bethlehem, Palestine, Holy Land, c. 1930
A woman from Bethlehem, Palestine, Holy Land, photographed by the American Colony, c.1930

Guest being welcomed formally into a hotel, Japan, late 19th century

Older girls / young children in gardens Mukojima Tokyo
Older girls and young children in gardens at Mukojima Tokyo. Vintage 19th century photograph

Three young Japanese women. Vintage 19th century photograph

Two young women reading and staying warm, Japan
Two young women reading and staying warm under blankets around a stove beneath a kotatsu table, Japan. Vintage 19th century photograph

Geisha arranging flowers, Japan. Vintage 19th century photograph

Young Japanese woman in winter costume with umbrella. Vintage 19th century photograph

Japanese geisha in an ornate kimono writing a letter. Vintage 19th century photograph

Japanese woman in an ornate kimono. Vintage 19th century photograph

Bloomers - latest in fashion 1909
Suzanne Bergere walking around Paris, quite radical clothing for the late Edwardian era, a pair of nickerbockers

Skeleton of death aiming a dart at a woman sewing a garment. Death and the Seamstress. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Joshua Gleadah after an illustration by Benedictus Antonio Van Assen

Skeleton of death aiming a dart at a young man at a desk
Skeleton of death aiming a dart at a young man writing with a quill pen at a desk with several books. Death and the Student

Ebury waterproof shooting and fishing garment
1931 advert for the Ebury Ideal Waterproof Shooting and Fishing Garment, consisting of cape and overalls, and a waterproof bag for carrying the outfit

Woman pressing a seam under a damp cloth
Woman using a hot iron to press a seam under a damp cloth. Date: circa 1940

Model wearing skiing coat 1928
Model wearing a practical skiing coat, from Burberry, Date: 1928

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"From Little Miss Natty Fingers to Fashionable Women: A Journey Through Garments" Step into the world of garments as we explore a captivating collection of fashion moments throughout history. In Muriel Dawson's enchanting illustration, "Little Miss Natty Fingers, " we witness the delicate artistry involved in creating beautiful garments. The attention to detail is evident, just like in the English Rose dream corselette advert from 1952, where elegance and comfort intertwine seamlessly. Traveling further back in time, we encounter Senora De Guadalupe draped in traditional attire that reflects her rich cultural heritage. Similarly, women's clothing for May 1913 showcases the evolving trends and styles that captivated ladies during this era. The year 1913 was undoubtedly a pinnacle moment for fashion as fashionable women proudly showcased their new creations with confidence and grace. Meanwhile, an African woman pounding grain reminds us of how they can also serve practical purposes while still embracing tradition. Even those who protect and serve have their own unique garment stories to tell. In April 1939, a policeman's uniform symbolized authority and respect within society. But it's not only about women; men too have left their mark on the garment industry. Picture a man sitting amidst bales of hay wearing long underwear – an unexpected yet intriguing sight that adds character to his surroundings. Royalty has always been associated with exquisite garments, such as Queen Anne of Cleves' regal attire which exuded power and grandeur during her reign. Peter Robinson's gentlemen's clothing advertisement from 1895 takes us back even further when style was synonymous with sophistication and refinement among men. However, not all depictions were serious; Victorian satirical cartoons often poked fun at societal norms through exaggerated characters like "The Modern Damsel. " These illustrations remind us that fashion has always had its playful side too.