Gauze Collection (page 4)

Walking Dress 1822
White dress with highly ornate & padded over-sleeves, cuffs, hem & bodice & with a natural waistline, also a lace collar, gold belt, parasol & gauze hat trimmed with camelias

Frenchwoman 1576
The upraised gauze wings of this ladys ruff, framing her head, are a fashion novelty which comes in during the reign of Henri III for elaborate party gowns

Ball Dress for 1830
Gauze gowns with Greek designs. Horizontal revers forming mancherons on the shoulders. Gigot over-sleeves & reversed points at the cuff. Short skirt & boots

DELIA MASONs HAT C1906
Delia Mason wears a hat composed of lace & gauze over a wire frame & trimmed with daisies. The brim is shaped into waves

Furs / Grunwaldt / Plate 9
Two women with one live furry friend. Tunic dress with crochet trim, black gauze hat, black fur muff; unspecifed black fur coat ornamented with large oriental style tassels

Furs / Grunwaldt / Plate 5
Black full-length coat in an unspecified fur, pink hat with black gauze trim; pink & blue tunic dress worn with a black coat with a white fur roll collar. N.B fur rugs on floor

Viennese Fashion 1830
Viennese fashion: Ankle length skirts with a flounce at knee level, worn with gauze blouses with a double flounce at shoulder level extending round the entire garment

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"Gauze: A Delicate Veil of Timeless Elegance" Step into the enchanting world of gauze, where history and fashion intertwine to create a mesmerizing tapestry. From the opulent Golden Desert to the glamorous courts of Marie Antoinette, it has adorned women with an ethereal allure throughout centuries. In a captivating studio portrait from 1/1 of The Golden Desert, Miriam Clements, a renowned actress, exudes grace in her corseted gown. The delicate fabric drapes around her like whispers from another era, evoking a sense of timeless beauty. Transporting us back to 1954 is a woman posing in a summer dress. This image captures the essence of carefree elegance as she twirls in her gauzy attire, embracing the warmth and joy of that bygone era. James Bailey's exquisite costume design for "Twelfth Night" at the Old Vic showcases Olivia's painted nylon gauze dress. This innovative use brings Shakespearean drama to life while adding an airiness and fluidity to Olivia's character. Delving even further into history, we encounter Mary Cornwallis in an oil painting dating back to c. 1580-85. Her regal presence is enhanced by layers of intricately woven gauze adorning her attire—a testament to its enduring appeal across centuries. The courtiers surrounding Marie Antoinette were known for their extravagant fashion choices—especially their oversized hats. Glimpses into this lavish period reveal women donning these towering headpieces embellished with delicate gauze veils that added an element of mystery and allure. A vintage advert for Gorke women's accessories from 1898 transports us once again through time. Amongst feathers and lace sits dainty pieces crafted with fine gossamer-like threads—an ode to the versatility and delicacy that only they are provide.