my neoclassical New Year's Eve party dress : Ancient Roman, Regency, and historybounding lookbook!

I can't JUST sew a new historical dress for a New Year's Eve party outfit, it's gotta be a Roman dress and Regency ball gown as well as for historybounding! Thanks to Mistplay for sponsoring! Use code SNAPPYDRAGON50 and download the app for free here: http://mistplay.com/SNAPPYDRAGON . Code expires 1/31/24. Limited quantities available. #mistplay #playandearn One of the best parts of historical costuming is making historical clothing that you can wear in daily life-- it's called historybounding, and it's a great way to get more wear out of your historical fashion. So when I wanted a new dress for a fancy New Year's Eve party outfit, I made one I could wear for Roman period costume and for with Regency dress too! And, of course, a sewing vlog about it. I put together this super simple chiffon dress based on a Roman dress called the stola. It's only got four seams, so it's super quick and easy and would make great beginner historical sewing projects for anyone who wants a DIY NYE dress. The history of clothing and fashion is cyclical, and it's great to have a style that works for multiple periods of fashion history. If you're wondering what to wear with a dress like this, I got you! To show how versatile this historical dress is, I made a little historical lookbook with three ways to wear it! Firstly, there's my NYE party look, mixing the neoclassical aesthetic with modern dancewear and sparkly party makeup. Next is the Ancient Roman outfit, which isn't historically accurate