I thought it’d be fun to take some photos of my 18th century clothing in the snow. It was a very cold winter day and everything was covered in snow. Later it even started to snow! 😀
All parts of my 18th century winter clothing are made by me. I even braided the straw bergere hat! 😁
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For the winter photoshoot of my 18th century clothing I wear:
- 18th century shift
- black wool jumps
- petticoats
- unbleached linen skirt
- blue cotton skirt
- handsewn 18th century blue linen jacket

- white cotton fichu
- yellow woven wool or wool-blend shawl
- black wool cape
- handsewn 18th century lappet cap
- hand-plaited 18th century straw bergere hat with blue cotton ribbon
- brown hand-knitted mitts
- gray wool stockings
- black leather boots

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The 18th century blue linen jacket is heavily pieced together because I refashioned it from a modern short linen dress. The jacket closes at the center front with spiral lacing over a stomacher.
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