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Fashion Journal 1836. 23 Color Plates The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Fashion. 1836 Dedication to Viscount Edouard Walsh, fashion director The year 1836 was a time of transition in the fashion world, marking the end of the Regency era and the beginning of the Victorian era. Here are some characteristic elements of fashion from this period: Female Figure: The female figure in the early 1830s was marked by broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and a full skirt. Dresses were often decorated with ruffles, ruching and draping, creating a bell-shaped silhouette. Basque bodices: Bodices were fitted and often featured peplums, ruffles that reached down to the hips. These peplums added volume and dimension to the silhouette. Lamb sleeves: The sleeves were wide and puffy at the shoulders, but narrowed towards the wrists. These lamb sleeves were popular and gave a romantic look to outfits. Hats and headdresses: Women generally wore hats, often decorated with feathers, ribbons and flowers. Hair was styled in low buns and decorated with accessories such as headbands and combs. Fabrics and Patterns: The fabrics used were often light and flowing, such as chiffon and organdy. Floral patterns and stripes were popular, adding liveliness to outfits. Colors: Bright colors were all the rage, with shades of pink, blue, green and yellow. Checkered and striped designs were also common. half leather bound flight, tears, complete, 25x15, good copy of this sought-after work. 1836 ref/256 The year 1836 was a time of transition in the fashion world, marking the end of the Regency era and the beginning of the Victorian era. Here are some characteristic elements of fashion from this period: Female Figure: The female figure in the early 1830s was marked by broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and a full skirt. Dresses were often decorated with ruffles, ruching and draping, creating a bell-shaped silhouette. Lamb sleeves: The sleeves were wide and puffy at the shoulders, but narrowed towards the wrists. These lamb sleeves were popular and gave a romantic look to outfits. Hats and headdresses: Women generally wore hats, often decorated with feathers, ribbons and flowers. Hair was styled in low buns and decorated with accessories such as headbands and combs. Fabrics and Patterns: The Caractéristiques spéciales Édition originale Caractéristiques spéciales Illustré Auteur La mode illustrée Date de publication 1836 Objet modifié Non Reliure Cuir Langue Français Époque XIXème Nom Mode Sujet Livres illustrés