Getting Dressed in the 18th Century - Georgian Fashion

What layers are needed to create a fashionable late 1700s ensemble? The main garments where completely hand-sewn by me — no machine used!* The stays took the longest at 50 HOURS! *A couple exceptions, being 100% transparent 😏 — the pocket is from Colonial Williamsburg and I borrowed it from my niece who is now it's owner. :) My hand embroidered pocket was not finished in time. :( The cuffs are machine embroidered with a replica design, digitized by me. And the fichu (neck handkerchief) was made for another project so does have the stitches from a machine! ——— Making The Costume ——— Full Playlist — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM1Ls8edMeruthNT--fDt4wihnmnZ7Ie8 Dress — https://youtu.be/al5LrEsPmsU Petticoat — https://youtu.be/d70hTN3R8WM False Rump — https://youtu.be/W85rDynqmMY Stays — https://youtu.be/LaI_2McOcYQ Under Petticoat — https://youtu.be/hVyhNUdoQpc Shift — https://youtu.be/muz09jxbwqs Made these garments with help from "The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dress Making" —https://amzn.to/3TZ03OI Shoes & Stockings from American Duchess — https://www.americanduchess.com/collections/18th-century-shoes-and-boots/products/kensington-womens-18th-century-leather-shoes-bordeaux (Mine are in Oxblood, but that color is no longer available.) Hat from Burnley & Trowbridge — https://burnleyandtrowbridge.com/products/fine-milan-straw-hat-large?_pos=4&_sid=7caf542d7&_ss=r 💙 Become a Patron and join the journey to keep these videos and projects going! https: