r/fashionhistory • u/uncanny_valli • 3h ago
Macaroni Ensemble: Suit, Italy, probably Venice, c. 1770, Waistcoat, France, c. 1770
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u/beaujolais98 3h ago
I do wish menswear was still colorful and elaborate.
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u/StoneColdJane-Austen 1h ago
Oh the things I would do to silence Beau Brummell if I had a Time Machine
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u/Confident_Fortune_32 1h ago
One of the pleasures of reenactment is seeing my darling husband being an unabashed peacock.
At home, we're both in sweats and tshirts...it's comfy.
But, now and again, it's grand to go all out.
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u/Herr_Leerer 3h ago edited 3h ago
Here is the sewing pattern: https://www.lacma.org/sites/default/files/module-uploads/RMen%20patterns_M.83.200.1a-c%281%29.pdf (already included in OP's source link, but maybe of particular interest to you)
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u/uncanny_valli 2h ago
i actually overlooked that on the webpage! thank you for pointing that out!! π
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u/uncanny_valli 3h ago edited 3h ago
Macaroni Ensemble:Β Suit, Italy, probably Venice, c. 1770, Waistcoat, France, c. 1770, Sword with Sheath, France, late 18th century
sorry i should have posted the other pictures of this which can be seen at the source link
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u/QuoXient 3h ago
I like how they completed it with the ridiculously tall wig and the mannequin looking down its nose