Wrap Collection (page 9)

High fashion evening coats 1912
French models wearing elegant wrap-over fur trim coats. Date: 1912

Latest fashion from Paris and Berlin 1912
Women models wearing the latest evening and afternoon frocks. Date: 1912

Evening and day wear 1913
Women models wearing fashionable clothing for evening and day wear. White heavy eveing gown in charmeuse with a short train; over beaded white tulle is diagonally draped

Clothing for women and girls 1913
Women and young girls wearing winter garments. Date: 1913

Vogue for velvet and fur 1913
Women models wearing the lastest fashionable garments. 1913

Nightdress and dressing gown, 1930
A quilted dressing gown of artificial broche silk and a sol de soie nightdress from Walpole Brothers. 1930

Aquascutum tennis warm advertisement
Aquascutum advertisement for a cosy wrap in flecked fleece to be worn over tennis dresses. 1930

Vintage Hair Net Packaging - C-No-Net Hair Net
C-No-Net Hair Net, made of sterilised human hair, medium brown, cap shape. circa 1950s

Close up of British Caribbean marathon runner, wearing his medal and holding the foil wrap. Building in back ground Date: 1983

British Caribbean marathon runner, with foil wrap, standing in front of a red bus Date: 1983

British Caribbean runner standing with wind swept foil wrap, people sitting on the grass in the back ground Date: 1990

British Caribbean runner standing with ADT sponsored foil wrap, buildings, people and greenery in the back ground Date: 1990

People standing and sitting on the beach in Oman
Salalah Sultanate of Oman. People sitting by the beach. Man in uniform holding a rifle. Man sitting on the rock near left of picture wearing orange head wrap and holding a stick. Date: 1977

Advert for D. H Evans girls school uniforms 1915
Double and single breasted school overcoats with wrap around belts. 1915

Vintage Hair Net Packaging - Elbee Nylon Hair Net with elastic, medium brown. circa 1950s

Vintage Hair Net Packaging - Elvetta Nylon Hair Net with elastic, woven of Dupont nylon in dark brown. The final touch of loveliness. circa 1950s

Close up of European looking runners, with Bovrill sponsored foil wrap, looking away from the camera Date: 1983

European looking runners with foil wrap, man with bolding head another fully wrapped in the silver white and red foil wrap sponsored by Bovril Date: 1983

Fashion clothing catalogue page 1932
Parisian women wearing wrap around full length winter fur coats. 1932

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Composite montage of six diferent hair net packaging designs. circa 1950s

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Solo Human Hair Net Style - regular size in blonde - made of silk - Invisible edge, sanitary and durable. circa 1960s

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Elite Hair Net - double cap in dark brown - " Hand made of selected human hair". circa 1950s

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Royalty Hair Net
Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Royalty Invisible Hair Net with elastic - woven of DuPont nylon - new Duroy processed - " Fit for a Queen" ! circa 1950s

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Deluxe Jac-o-net Hair Net
Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Nylon Deluxe Jac-o-net Invisible Hair Net in grey - no elastic in front - no visible edge - " Fits perfectly like a human hairnet". circa 1960s

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Duro Belle Nylon Hair Net
Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Duro Belle Invisible Nylon Hair Net with Elastic, made of DuPont mylon in blonde - Every net guaranteed - " Its all in the Duro-knots" ! circa 1950s

Advert for Debenham & Freebody knitted coats 1915
Lightweight summer coats for women with wrap around tie belts. Made from artifical silk, knitted wool and pure rich silk. 1915

Advert for Peter Robinsons evening wraps 1912
Two women wearing elegant day or evening wraps, made in satin poplin and embroidered trim and fringe. 1912

Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Tru-fit Nylon Net
Vintage Hairnet Packaging - Tru-fit Invisible Nylon Net with Superfine Mesh and Elastic Edge - made of DuPont nylon in Auburn - Guaranteed perfect ! circa 1950s

Advert for Debenham & Freebodys womens clothing 1923
Selection of womens clothing in a sale for Debenham & Freebodys department store in Wigmore Street, London. 1923

Embroidered
Loose fitting apricot evening coat embroidered diamond to the back and fur hem, by Martial Armand. Date: 1926

Fashionable lady with holly
Fashionable lady posing in her fur wrap and feathered hat, holding a sprig of holly. Date: circa 1925

Coat with Chain Motif
A stylish, 3/4 length coat with wrap-over front, large revers, self-coloured belt & padded applique chain motif running down the bodice. Worn with a brimless hat. Date: 1930s

Girl & Fox Fur Stole
A pretty young blonde woman in a wide-brimmed hat & tailor- made costume wears a white fox fur stole across her shoulders. Date: circa 1917

Tunic dress circa 1912
Exotically patterned & brightly coloured tunic dress: narrow skirt, over-skirt draped to form a polonaise & a pleated tunic with a wrap over corsage. Worn with a soft hat. Date: circa 1912

Three Frenchwomen in fashionable outfits, WW1
Three Frenchwomen in fashionable outfits. High Empire waists, short full skirts and high hairstyles. Gingham dress: plain sailor collar

How to Wrap Baby 1881
The right and wrong ways of wrapping a baby: the one on the right will restrict movement and impede limb development. Date: 1881

Green Dress 1899
Dark green princess style dress trimmed in white with shoulder puffs, wrap over bodice & gored skirt tight over the hips & flaring from below the knee. Date: 1899

Lady and Parasol 1899
Pink polonaise: wrap-over front ornamented with white flowers, accordion pleated under-skirt. Bonnet with black & pink ostrich feathers tied on with a bow & frilly parasol Date: 1899

Bolero Dress 1899
Blue tunic dress: lace edge bolero with epaulettes & tight sleeves extending in points over the hands, wrap over lace edged tunic, belt with paste buckle, hat with wavy brim. Date: 1899

Racegoers Fashions 1899
Blue: tucked front & sleeves, wrap-over front, high pointed collar. Lilac tunic dress: dentate wrap over body, pointed & curved hems, flat braid trim, lace & belts. Date: 1899

Costume / Lacourriere 90S
Green spotted tunic: wrap over bodice & fur trim over a high- necked black dress. Costume bodice: short basques, gigot sleeves, pockets, gored skirt, button detail, large revers. Date: 1890s

Frilly Fashions 1892
Blue: yoke bodice, sleeves (3 vandyked flounces, pleated transparent flared cuffs). Brown: wrap-over coat bodice, frilled revers, gored skirt, gigot sleeves, broad belt. Date: 1892

Ladies Treasury 1880
Jacket body: pointed side basques, wrap-over front & buckle, skirt of narrow flounces & slight train. Plum & grey tunic: pleated bodice, cord & tassel belt. Date: 1880

Stripey Sleeves 1899
Wrap-over bodice, deep scallop shaped collar, horizontal striped sleeves & bunches of grapes embroidered on the bodice. Hair is dressed in the fashionable door knocker style Date: 1899

Purple Dress 1899
Purple dress with wrap-over bodice, 3/4 length sleeves, accordi on pleating on cuffs, yoke, sleeves & collar. Tunic simulated by the addition of broad lace panels. Date: 1899

Advert for Aquascutum coats 1912
Wrap-over full length waterproof coats for men and women. 1912

Skirts favour a circular cut 1929
Three women wearing casual day-time clothing. Date: 1929

Advert for International Fur Store 1922
1920s winter fur coats available in Scotch moleskin, squirrel, pony skins and seal coney. Date: 1922

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"Wrapped in Style: A Journey through Fashion and Time" Step into the world of fashion as we explore the art of wrapping. From coats to traditional costumes, tea cups to lingerie, this captivating journey will take you back in time and showcase the diverse ways in which wrapping has been embraced throughout history. In 1927, a dapper gentleman dons a stylish coat while accompanied by his loyal Fox Terrier. The elegance of their ensemble is matched only by the grace with which they walk. A ring-tailed lemur catches our eye next, its tail wrapped around its body like a cozy blanket. This natural form of wrapping showcases both beauty and functionality. Fast forward to 1955, where The Tatler Autumn Fashion Number presents us with an array of glamorous outfits that are sure to turn heads. Each garment carefully wraps around the wearer's silhouette, accentuating their curves and exuding sophistication. Traveling further back in time, we find ourselves amidst ice skating women from 1899. Their flowing skirts create mesmerizing patterns as they glide across frozen lakes - a true testament to how fabric can be skillfully wrapped for both style and movement. Repeating patterns emerge as well - delicate tea cups adorned with intricate designs transport us to afternoon teas filled with charm and elegance; while skeletons remind us that even macabre elements can be transformed into stunning motifs when cleverly wrapped together. Burma (Myanmar) reveals its rich cultural heritage through traditional costumes that embrace vibrant colors and intricate draping techniques. These garments wrap around the body gracefully, reflecting centuries-old traditions passed down through generations. "The Morning After of a Faun" captures our attention next - an artistic masterpiece depicting draped fabrics on ethereal figures. This painting reminds us that wrapping extends beyond clothing; it is an art form capable of evoking emotions and telling stories. May 1913 brings forth fashionable women showcasing new creations - dresses elegantly wrapped around their bodies, exuding confidence and style.