They Actually Wore This?! 😍 Proof That the 1910s Were The Best Decade for Women's Fashion in History

🎉The first 1000 people to click the link will get a free trial of @Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/abbycox09201 I fully believe that the 1910s were the best decade for modern fashion and historical fashion. The ingenuity of design, the quirkiness, details, cuts, play on textures and materials is just *chef's kiss*. This woman's ensemble is from what I believe is around 1914 - the tunic is a bit more forward in fashion, while the skirt is still keeping the narrower styles of the earlier teens. Nicole and I agree that this ensemble was professionally made, arguably a Designer™️ or Couture piece, that we've just lost the label because of the *gorgeous* silk ikat lining being destroyed. (Let's take a moment of silence for that stunning lining...) The construction of this not-so Edwardian ensemble is a bit bait & switchy. In some ways, it is incredibly basic level sewing and construction - the tunic is loosely fitted with gathers. It would be a beginner level sewing project for a historical costumer today, however, it's the details that knock it out of the park - the embroidery, the silk jacquard fabric, the silk satin sash, the buttons, and the strategic padding, indicating a carefully tailored garment - all of those lovely details that finish up with the most VampyDeliciousGothQueen™️ collar that makes us all fangirl over 1910s fashion. Then when we look at the skirt - who would have thought something that appears so simple is actually so complicated? The skirt