I made an Art Nouveau Ball Gown from the Edwardian Era || 1890s to 1900s Sewing || Hidden Layers

Another in my Hidden Layers of a Dress Video! It's a Get Ready With Me, except I also talk about the construction of this 1899-1809 (different sources say different things) Skirt, and Ballroom Bodice. The original skirt was made by Callot Soeurs, a design house in Paris from the turn of the century, likely designed by Hector Guimard for his wife, Adeline Guimard. Note that I am also a Baby Lock Ambassador My Info: Instagram: @Sewstine Blog: sewstine.com Shop: sewstine.etsy.com For business enquiries please contact me at sewstine@gmail.com Skirt and Bodice Materials: Embroidered on a @Baby Lock Sewing Machines Valiant Digitized on a Palette 11 Software Tear Away Interfacing Silk thread from Superior Threads Fabric from NY Designer Fabrics - Double Faced Silk Duchesse Corset from @Redthreaded Combination Underwear made by the Truly Victorian Pattern. Fabric from Farmhouse Fabrics. Please see @Bernadette Banner for a lovely tutorial on making it. Bodice Informtion sourced from Foundations Revealed Bust Improver from Wearing History Boots based on an original by Pinet at the LACMA. Made by Agustin Moreno. Petticoats patterned by Truly Victorian Blouse in photo gifted by friend Emily of @historicthimble on instagram Suffragette Sash by Pendane Creations https://www.etsy.com/shop/PendaneCreations Photography by Lindsey Hinderer Portraits - https://lindseyhinderer.com/ Makeup by Malorie Harris for the gown portraits Makeup by Savannah Summer Makeup for the