Frilly Collection (page 4)

Binnie Hale
Beatrice Binnie Hale-Monro was an English actress, singer and dancer. Here she is publicising a revue show at the London Hippodrome. Date: circa 1932

Victorian scrap, girl with letter and basket of flowers Date: late 19th century

Music cover, A Street in Old Seville, Marjorie Stedeford
Music cover, A Street in Old Seville, by Rodd Arden and Leo Towers, featured and broadcast by Marjorie Stedeford. Date: 1935

Advert, Watson's Matchless Cleanser for every household and laundry use. Date: 1927

Three comic profiles with movable chain. Date: circa 1920s

CAPTAIN COOK/FIELDING &W
JAMES COOK Explorer Date: 1728 - 1779

Deborah Worsley of Platt, 1765-70 (oil on canvas)
5043060 Deborah Worsley of Platt, 1765-70 (oil on canvas) by English School, (18th century); 128x101 cm; Manchester Art Gallery

X-ray like image of a flower
x-ray, frilly, center, delicate, petals, Flowers and Plants Inside Out, 150094917

Lady in a Frilled Cap (oil on canvas)
3744378 Lady in a Frilled Cap (oil on canvas) by British School, (19th century); 77x65 cm; Nottingham City Museums and Galleries (Nottingham Castle)

Queen Alexandra, 1885 (oil on board)
OVR394376 Queen Alexandra, 1885 (oil on board) by Norwegian School, (19th century); 115x85 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Alexandra of Denmark (1844-1925)

Portrait of a woman (oil on canvas)
OVR395280 Portrait of a woman (oil on canvas) by Stoltenberg, Matthias (1799-1871); 32.5x26.7 cm; Bergen Art Museum, Norway; Photo © O. Vaering

Cover Design for Smithers Catalogue of Rare Books, 1896. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
Cover Design for Smithers Catalogue of Rare Books, 1896. Woman in a floral hat and frilled skirt reading a book on a striped sofa. A pet bird sits on a perch

Isolde, 1895. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
Isolde, 1895. Isolde, or Iseult, was the female protagonist of a medieval chivalric romance centered on an adulterous love triangle. First published in The Studio for October 1895

The Bathers, 1895. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
The Bathers, 1895. Alternative title: On Dieppe Beach. From The Savoy No. I..It illustrates Arthur Symonss article on Dieppe. Published in " The Best of Beardsley" edited by R. A

Moska, 1895. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
Moska, 1895. From The Savoy No. I...illustration to Arthur Symonss article on Dieppe. Published in " The Best of Beardsley" edited by R. A. Walker, [The Bodley Head, London, 1948]

Comedy-Ballet of Marionettes, II, 1894. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
Comedy-Ballet of Marionettes, II, 1894. Two women, one in bloomers and the other in a figure-hugging dress with flounced sleeves and hem. From The Yellow Book, Vol. II

Wedding Dress, c. 1936. Creator: Jean Peszel
Wedding Dress, c. 1936

Reception Gown, c. 1940. Creator: Jean Peszel
Reception Gown, c. 1940

Dress, c. 1939. Creator: Jean Peszel
Dress, c. 1939

Childs Dress, c. 1938. Creator: Jean Peszel
Childs Dress, c. 1938

Dress, c. 1940. Creator: Jean Peszel
Dress, c. 1940

Lady in Brown, c. 1855. Creator: Frederick R. Spencer
Lady in Brown, c. 1855. Woman in elaborate bonnet decorated with ribbons and lace

Woman with a Green Book (Louisa Gallond Cook), 1838. Creator: Erastus Salisbury Field
Woman with a Green Book (Louisa Gallond Cook), 1838

Portrait of Mrs. William W. Welch, c. 1837. Creator: Sheldon Peck
Portrait of Mrs. William W. Welch, c. 1837. Woman in a frilled cap and shawl, inscribed Phebe Welch, Born AD 1793

Shaker Bonnet, c. 1938. Creator: Wilbur M Rice
Shaker Bonnet, c. 1938

Dress, c. 1937. Creator: Ray Price
Dress, c. 1937

Dress, c. 1938. Creator: Irene Lawson
Dress, c. 1938

Headdress and Collar, c. 1936. Creator: Dorothy Gernon
Headdress and Collar, c. 1936

Brocade Dress, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Fanchon Larzelere
Brocade Dress, 1935/1942

Bonnet, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Dorothy Gernon
Bonnet, 1935/1942

Dress, 1940. Creator: Dorothy Gernon
Dress, 1940

Womans Bonnet, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Marie Famularo
Womans Bonnet, 1935/1942

Portrait of a woman (oil on canvas)
1762032 Portrait of a woman (oil on canvas) by Vigee-Lebrun, Elisabeth Louise (1755-1842); 73.1x59.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Half length, in a yellow dress and white collar)

Portrait of a lady, known as Madame Poisson, mother of Madame de Pompadour
944645 Portrait of a lady, known as Madame Poisson, mother of Madame de Pompadour (pastel on paper) by Labille-Guiard, Adelaide (c.1749-1803)

Lady Maria Theresa Lewis, from The Connoisseur Illustrated
1772336 Lady Maria Theresa Lewis, from The Connoisseur Illustrated, published 1904 (colour litho) by English School, (19th century) (after); (add.info.: Lady Maria Theresa Lewis nee Villiers)

Childs dress with puff sleeves and frilled skirt, printed with pink spot pattern, c
HMP409881 Childs dress with puff sleeves and frilled skirt, printed with pink spot pattern, c.1850 (cotton) by English School, (19th century); Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, Lancashire

A formally dressed man and woman and what appears to be a domestic servant in a room with
MNY380898 A formally dressed man and woman and what appears to be a domestic servant in a room with a piano, 1905 (silver gelatin print) by Byron Company (fl.1890-1942)

Little Beauties (chromolitho)
2803128 Little Beauties (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Little Beauties. Illustration for Pen and Pencil magazine)

Winifred Johnson in a Music Hall sketch Date: 1890s

Isa Bowman, actress Date: 1890s

Maggie Ripley in Pink Dominos Date: 1890s

Miss Kelly, the Child Dancer Date: 1890s

Rosario Guerrero, Spanish dancer who appeared in a ballet version of Carmen in 1903, and in pantomime Date: 1903

Comic postcard, Women and washing line Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, Engaged couple chatting Date: 20th century

Madam Columbine by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale - Union Jack Club Date: 1907

Fancy dress costume, Watteau style dress Date: circa 1880

Comic postcard, Woman buying underwear in a shop Date: 20th century

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"Frilly: A Journey Through Time and Style" Step into the world of frills, where elegance meets playfulness. From the Advert/Gaiety Girl in 1896 to modern-day fashion icons, it has always been a symbol of femininity and joy. Imagine yourself transported to a bygone era as you admire the Music cover for Two Marionettes Polka. The delicate frills on their costumes bring life to the music notes, captivating your senses with their whimsical charm. In another corner, a French maid takes a break from her duties. Her apron adorned with dainty frills adds an air of grace even during leisure moments. Frilly transcends boundaries, embracing both royalty and commoners alike. Speaking of royalty, who can forget Diana, Princess of Wales? Her iconic wedding dress featured intricate lacework and cascading layers of frills that captured the world's attention. Like Diana herself, frilly exudes timeless beauty. But let us not limit our exploration to fashion alone; mathematics too can embrace its own version of frilliness. Leonhard Euler, the Swiss mathematician known for his brilliance in numbers and equations, once said that simplicity is beautiful - just like a well-arranged set of ruffles enhancing an outfit's allure. Returning to fashion history, we find ourselves captivated by David Wright's depiction of a woman in a short black underslip. The subtle yet alluring touch of frills hints at hidden desires beneath her confident exterior – an embodiment of feminine power through clothing choices. Traveling further south brings us to Seville's vibrant streets filled with flamenco dancers swaying passionately under colorful dresses adorned with flounces galore. Each twirl accentuated by ruffles creates an enchanting spectacle that mesmerizes onlookers. The swinging sixties brought about revolution not only in society but also in tennis fashion.