Bonnets Collection (page 2)

The Paris Fashions for September, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Paris Fashions for September, 1860. 1. Morning Dress. Jaconet peignoir, with two narrow flounces; on the upper part of each flounce is a quilling...[with] a blue silk ribbon

Paris Fashions for July, 1860. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for July, 1860. 1. Walking Dress. Light grey striped silk robe...Scarf-mantelet of the same material as the dress, trimmed with a small flounced edging. Muslin collar and sleeves...2

The Princess Frederick William of Prussia promenading in the garden of the palace at... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Princess Frederick William of Prussia promenading in the garden of the palace at Charlottenburg, 1860. Mr. Ludwig Loeffler, of Berlin

Paris Fashions for December, 1860. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for December, 1860. 1. Visiting Dress. Robe of plain colour, having near the bottom of the jupe a wide band of black velvet

The Paris Fashions for August, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Paris Fashions for August, 1860. 1. Walking Dress...silk dress trimmed with lace...the mantelet-pelisse is cut square in front, and is composed of two rows of Chantilly lace

The Prince of Wales at Malta: a Street in Valetta, 1876. Creator: C.R
The Prince of Wales at Malta: a Street in Valetta, 1876. The streets of Malta are very steep, and they are paved with steps...The facility of cutting the fine

Fashion Plate (Parisian Head Dresses), 1817. Creator: Rudolph Ackermann
Fashion Plate (Parisian Head Dresses), 1817

Six hats, c.1859. Creator: Laure Noel
Six hats, c.1859

Two women and a girl, May 1870. Creator: Jules David
Two women and a girl, May 1870. Fashion plate

March showers, 1839. Creator: Victor Adam
March showers, 1839. Fantaisies: Les Giboulees de Mars'. Fashionably dressed persons are hit by hailstones

Opera & Evening Full Dresses, "La Belle Assemblee", August 1 1806. Creator: Anon
Opera & Evening Full Dresses, "La Belle Assemblee", August 1 1806. Women in empire line dresses, illustration in fashion magazine

Gallery of Fashion, 1801. Creator: Anon
Gallery of Fashion, 1801. Two women in empire line dresses

La Chaussée d'Antin / Le Faubourg St. Antoine, c.1820-c.1840. Creators: Anon, Aubert et Cie, Aubert
La Chaussee d'Antin / Le Faubourg St. Antoine, c.1820-c.1840. Two fashionably dressed couples meet each other in Paris

Theatre audience, 1840-1886. Creator: Hippolyte Michaud
Theatre audience, 1840-1886. Couple flirting at top right

Le Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles, No. 760, pl. 15, April 1865. Creator: Heloise Leloir
Le Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles, No. 760, pl. 15, April 1865. Five hats. Design for a print in a fashion magazine

The Quilting room, Washington's headquarters (i.e. Morris-Jumel mansion), N.Y. c1905-1915. Creator: Unknown
The Quilting room, Washington's headquarters (i.e. Morris-Jumel mansion), New York, N.Y. between 1905 and 1915

Paris fashions, dresses by Gagelin... 1887. Creator: Anon
Paris fashions, dresses by Gagelin... 1887. Toilettes De Gagelin - Chapeau de Madame Uldry Pepin

Modes 280: dresses by Maison Gagelin... c.1860. Creator: Anon
Modes 280: dresses by Maison Gagelin... c.1860. Robes de la Maison Gagelin, Pardessus Leclerc Colot Chapeau Coutot et Morigon Bonnet Dmms Mouree

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No.34. (?). London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No.34. (?). London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Nine hats and bonnets

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. 5: London Morning Dresses, July 1798. 1798. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. 5: London Morning Dresses, July 1798. 1798. Morning dresses

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. 15: London Head Dresses, May, 1799, 1799. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. 15: London Head Dresses, May, 1799, 1799. Fashionable English headwear for women

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, April 1800, London Head Dresses, 1800. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, April 1800, London Head Dresses, 1800. Nine bonnets and caps

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No.28: London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No.28: London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Nine different English hats and bonnets

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, London, November, 1800, No. 33.1: Evening... 1800. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, London, November, 1800, No. 33.1: Evening Dresses, 1800. Two women in evening dress

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. 21: London Head Dresses, Nov. 1799, 1799. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. 21: London Head Dresses, Nov. 1799, 1799. Nine hats, bonnets and caps, some with veil

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. ?: London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No. ?: London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Nine bonnets and caps

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No.31.2, London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, No.31.2, London Head Dresses, 1798-1806. Nine different bonnets and caps

Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, Costume Parisien, No 34.3, November, 1800, 1800. Creator: Unknown
Magazine of Female Fashions of London and Paris, Costume Parisien, No 34.3, November, 1800, 1800. A woman with a child and a woman in a long apron over a dress with short sleeves

The Poultry Stall, c.1830. Creator: Willem Jodocus Mattheus Engelberts
The Poultry Stall, c.1830

Paris Fashions for July, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for July, 1856. Bonnet of rice-straw...Mantilla Gabrelle in black taffetas...Dress of taffetas of the Company Lyonnaise (Lyons)

Three girls from the Amsterdam Burgerweeshuis, 1885. Creator: Thérèse Schwartze
Three girls from the Amsterdam Burgerweeshuis (orphanage), 1885

Paris Fashions for April, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for April, 1856. Chapeau of rose velvet. Robe of plain taffetas...Beneath the corsage is another of white muslin

Paris Fashions for April, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for April, 1856. The three figures represent the newest forms of sleeves and corsages which have appeared this season...Chapeau de Taffetas, rose

Paris Fashions for March, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for March, 1856. Toilettes de Ville: Chapeau en poult de soie, and squares of jet, with trimmings of tufts of feathers; the edge trimmed with black velvet ribbons

Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938

Bates, Blanche, Miss (Mrs. George Creel), baby of, portrait photograph, 1914 Nov. 18. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Bates, Blanche, Miss (Mrs. George Creel), baby of, portrait photograph, 1914 Nov. 18

Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938

Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938

Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Travel views of Europe, between 1904 and 1938

Nymphes des bords de la Marne, 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Nymphes des bords de la Marne, 19th century. Nymphs bathing in the River Marne. (View taken from near Nogent)

A Country Dance in the Hedebo District, Zealand, 1855. Creator: Julius Exner
A Country Dance in the Hedebo District, Zealand, 1855. Traditional dance in Denmark

Paris Fashions; Bonnets, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions; Bonnets, 1854. From "Cassell's Illustrated Family Paper; London Weekly 31 Dec 1853 to 30 Dec 1854"

Paris Fashions, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions, 1854. From "Cassell's Illustrated Family Paper; London Weekly 31 Dec 1853 to 30 Dec 1854"

The Mistletoe Seller, drawn by Foster, 1854. Creator: Edmund Evans
The Mistletoe Seller, drawn by Foster, 1854. Illustration to a story by Angus B. Reach. There he goes, on the foggy December night, over the crunkling snow, the old Mistletoe-seller

Paris Fashions for December, 1854. Creator: Unknown
Paris Fashions for December, 1854. White striped velvet bonnets, trimmed with blonde; a folded plume; the upper part of the head ornamented with blue flowers

Geese; Girls in Bonnets, Geese [recto], 1884-1888. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Geese; Girls in Bonnets, Geese [recto], 1884-1888

Illustration from "A Long-Vacation Vigil" by Cuthbert Bede, B.A. 1854. Creator: Unknown
Illustration from "A Long-Vacation Vigil" by Cuthbert Bede, B.A. 1854. Visitors using steps cut in the cliffs to descend to the beach at Westcliffe

Cotton picker, San Joaquin Valley, California, 1936. Creator: Dorothea Lange
Cotton picker. San Joaquin Valley, California

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"Bonnets: A Timeless Fashion Statement Across the Ages" Step into a world of elegance and charm as we explore the captivating history of bonnets. From the roaring engines of Caterham Sevens at a club meeting event to the regal Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret donning bonnets during George V Silver Jubilee, these headpieces have graced countless occasions. In 1881, women embraced nature's beauty with bonnets while enjoying outdoor activities. Meanwhile, the Dionne Quintuplets found comfort in their bath adorned with adorable bonnets, showcasing how even infants can embrace this timeless accessory. Travel back in time to 1815-1820 and witness exquisite costumes that featured intricate bonnet designs. Fast forward to 1904 Wok Ham's May Pole celebration where vibrant bonnets added an extra touch of joy to the festivities. The art world also fell under the spell of these fashionable headpieces. In Pardon in Brittany, 1896 (oil on canvas), they were depicted as symbols of tradition and culture. Latest Paris Fashions in 1888 showcased avant-garde interpretations that pushed boundaries and set trends for generations to come. Across borders, from Hungary's Traditional Kalocsa Cushion Dance to Carantec's Crevette fishergirls in Brittany, France –bonnets became an integral part of local customs and traditions. Even centuries ago, ladies indulged in snuff-taking rituals while wearing stylish bonnets; Lady Snuff Takers captured this unique moment through lithography around 1800. Finally, let us not forget May 1851 when women proudly displayed their fashion-forward choices by adorning themselves with stunningly crafted bonnets – a testament to their impeccable taste. Through all these snapshots from different eras and cultures emerge one undeniable truth: they have stood strong as a symbol of gracefulness throughout history.