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Edwardian 1900s Card Cards Greetings Christmas
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Two robins with drinks on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1900s

Cap, c. 1936. Creator: Rosalia Lane
Cap, c. 1936

Girl with dog and kittens on a greetings card - To Greet You. Date: circa 1900s

Girl with pug dog on a greetings card - Best Wishes. Date: circa 1900s

Little girl with paintbox on a cutout Christmas card
Little girl with a paintbox on a cutout Christmas card, with the greeting partly coloured in. Date: circa 1890s

Cat in human costume on a Victorian scrap. Date: circa 1890s

Woman in traditional Welsh costume. Date: circa 1960s

Young woman in nylon nightie
A young woman in a nylon nightie sits at her bedroom dressing table and combs her hair. Date: late 1970s

Fashion plate, Bouquetiere and Espagnole
Fashion plate from Mode Journal Wiener Chic, with two womens styles, Bouquetiere and Espagnole. circa 1900s

Dresses by Lucien Lelong haute couture, depicting elegant people on a casino terrace at Monte Carlo. 1929

La Crinolonomanie by Charles Vernier -- A fashionable young woman visits a blacksmith for repairs to the iron ring of her crinoline frame. circa 1850

Margaret Thatcher meeting Metropolitan Police officers
Margaret Thatcher (Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher, nee Roberts, 1925-2013), who served as British Conservative Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990

Greer Garson (1904 - 1996) Anglo-Irish actress in British and American films

Colette / Rene Carrere
SIDONIE-GABRIELLE WILLY French novelist Date: 1873 - 1954

COWPER
WILLIAM COWPER English poet in thoughtful mood Date: 1731 - 1800

Fern Andra, German actress, with Borzoi dog
Fern Andra (1893-1974), German actress, film director, scriptwriter and producer, with her Borzoi dog in a studio portrait. Date: circa 1920s

Victorian woman in frilly costume and hat
A Victorian woman in a hat and dress with frilly white ruff and cuffs, possibly an actress in theatrical costume. Date: circa 1870s

Bertram Mills Circus 1938
Bertram Mills Circus at Olympia, London. Various clowns in costume: Kelly, Coco, Busti, George Sayer, Pinocchio, Coco-nut, Pipo and Joe Craston. Date: 1938

Royal Wedding 1904 -- Princess Alice of Albany
Princess Alice of Albany, later Countess of Athlone (1883-1981), photographed at the time of her marriage to Prince Alexander of Teck, later Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone (1874-1957)

Young Victorian woman in pink crinoline
A young Victorian woman in an enormous pink crinoline evening dress decorated with roses. She has matching roses in her hair, and a fan in her hand. Date: circa 1860

Frill-necked - Frilly Lizard or Frilled Dragon (Chlamydosaurus kingii), Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia

Traditional Male Festival Attire - Baranya, Hungary. Skirt, lacey sleeves, embroidered jerkin, strapy shoes... Date: circa late 1920s

Parisian Can Can dancer
Parisian Can Can girl - Paris, France. Date: circa 1910

Portrait of a Young Girl, by Henri-Pierre Danloux (1753-1809)

Three young girls having a tea party in the open air. 1880

Birthday card for a sister
To My Sister: birthday card with a decorated fan, variegated pansies and blue forget-me-nots. Date: circa 1950s

Frilly Pink Frock 1906
A fashionable Parisian in a pink gown with a translucent yoke & floral corsage & a flowing skirt, fitted at the hips & cascading to a pleated flounce with embroidered roses

Underwear 1928
A lady sits negligently in her undies - bra, French drawers or knickers and stockings

Giovanni Cassini
GIOVANNI DOMENICO CASSINI later Jean-Dominique, French astronomer and first Director of the Paris Observatory, who discovered four of Saturns moons

Lacy Cami-Knickers Photo
A lady in her frilly undies

Studio photo, family of four -- Arthur and Ellen Auerbach with their children Lucy (born 1890) and Albert (born 1894). Date: 1896

Little girl in pram, Ealing, West London
Little girl (Violet Auerbach) in her pram in the front garden of her home at 1 Carlton Road, Ealing, West London. Date: circa 1904

Victorian Scrap - Girl with bunch of flowers. late 19th century

Little girl dressed up for a walk, Ealing, West London
Little girl (Violet Auerbach) dressed up ready to go for a walk, Ealing, West London. 1906

The Earl and the Girl by Seymour Hicks with music by Caryll
The Earl and the Girl by Seymour Hicks, with music by Ivan Caryll. Jim is facing the dancing girls. J. Bannister Howards Co. touring to Theatre Royal Bath, 1904. Printed by David Allen & Sons

When Grandpa was Young by Charles Robinson
Illustration captioned When Grandpa was Young. The image is of two young children on a snowy hillside. The girl faces us and the boy stands behind holding a small piece of mistletoe. Date: 1906

Waking on Christmas Morning by Charles Robinson
Waking on Christmas Morning. The illustration is of two young children in a large bed having just awoken on Christmas day. A candle that has been snuffed out the night before sits in the foreground

Dick Turpin, with R. A. Roberts
Dick Turpin, starring R.A. Roberts (born Richard Arthur Roberts, 1870) in which he played five different characters, including two women. This version of the famous story was a music hall sketch

A Country Mouse by Arthur Law. Angela is followed up the ladder by one of her many suitors, probably the Duke of St. Kitts. Touring to Theatre Royal in Bournemouth on 19th July 1909

The Co-Optimists is the title of a stage variety revue which opened in London on 27 June 1921at the Royalty Theatre but quickly transferred to the much larger Palace Theatre

Cover design, ships menu. 1906

Young woman in a frilly white negligee, lying on a bed. Date: late 1970s

Eastlake (Miss) as Alice
Miss Mary Eastlake (1856-1911). The text reads Will you wish me luck! Mary Eastlake. She was particularly popular in melodrama, notably at the Princesss Theatre

The Christmas Party by Charles Robinson
Illustration titled The Christmas Party. The image is of a young girl dressed in a flamboyant red cloak with the hood up and a large white bow tied under her chin

Grandmamma Telling a Story by Charles Robinson
Illustration captioned Grandmamma Telling a Story. Five children and their Grandpappa are seen listening to the Grandmamma telling them all a story. Date: 1906

Young women and girls in their Sunday best, USA
Young women and girls in their Sunday best, North America. Date: circa 1910

Young woman in Sunday best, USA
Young woman posing in her Sunday best, North America. Date: circa 1910

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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.