Some more fine looking gentlemen from the French journal L’Élégant : Journal Des Tailleurs found in the
Bibliothèque Nationale de France. If you can’t get enough of this historic hotness, be sure to check out Men’s Fashion in 1844 Part I
- ►American Civil War
- ►Domestic History – Food, Medicine, Servants, etc.
- ►Etiquette Through Time
- ▼Fashion Through Time
- ►Les Modes
- Le Bon Genre - Parisian Social Life in the Early 1800s
- 1870s Hodgepodge: His and Hers Dressing Rooms, Bathing, a Bride's Trousseau, Rules of Mourning, and Many Fashion Illustrations.
- Coz' Every Girl's Crazy 'Bout a Sharp Dressed Man - Men's Fashion in 1844 - Part I
- Dresses from Les Modes Parisiennes, 1862
- Fashion from Journal Des Dames et Des Modes 1818 -- Part I
- Fashion from Journal Des Dames et Des Modes 1818 -- Part II
- Fashion from Journal Des Dames et Des Modes 1818 -- Part III
- Fashion Gallery from R. Ackermann's Repository of Fashions in 1829
- Fashion in Really Old Movies
- Gallery of Men's Fashion from 1837 - 1843
- General Observations On Gentlemen's Dress For March 1807
- Getting Presented to Queen Victoria, Paying Social Calls, and Riding Etiquette in the 1870s
- Hot Fashion Trends for Winter 1816
- How to Dress Becomingly in Mourning in 1885
- Lookin' Sharp and Lookin' for Love – Men’s Fashion in 1844 – Part II
- Lovely Gowns and Hats from 1910
- Morning Dress, Opera Dress, Murder Dress -- Fashions and Poisons from the Late 1820s
- On Morning Calls and Hosting Dinner Parties, Balls and Routs in the Late Regency
- Paris Costumes a Bride and Suggests a Trousseau – 1922
- Parisian Manners and Fashion in the 1830s
- Partying at the Royal Society in 1886
- Photographs of English Fashions from 1893
- Regency Fun - Happenings and Fashion of the Haut Ton in January 1807
- The Victorian Gentleman’s Guide To Dressing For Less
- What was Trending in the Winter of 1824
- ►Les Modes
- ►Historic Amusements and Society
- ►Historic Beauty and Hygiene
- ►Historic Cost of Living
- ►Historic Crime and Legal
- ►Historic Language
- ►Historic London
- ►Historic Marriage and Courtship
- ►Historic Social Issues
- ►Historic Transportation
- ►Historic Vocations
- ►Historical Architecture
- ►Interviews with Cool People
- ►Musings
- ►Old Short Stories and Excerpts from Old Books
- ►Susanna’s Books
- ►Travels
- ►Uncategorized
- ►American Civil War
I think the nipped in waists are a bit much, and they could lose the beards, but other than that, not bad. Tweeted.
The 4th picture – I wonder if they are suppose to be children or little men? Love the prints!
I’m hoping they’re children….