Headpieces Collection

Parisienne models wearing fashionable feathered hats 1914
Fashionable parisienne models wearing the latest hats with feathers. Date: 1914

Parisienne models wearing headdresses 1914
Fashionable parisienne models wearing the latest headwear and hair. Date: 1914

Flooding of Calcutta houses
Flooding of Calcutta from the effects of a four-day long deluge. The courtyard of a house is seen here during the flood. Traditional Indian men are seen in the water

The Riders of the Sidhe, 1911 (tempera)
6198014 The Riders of the Sidhe, 1911 (tempera) by Duncan, John (1866-1945); 114.3x175.2 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; Dundee Art Galleries and Museums; Scottish, out of copyright

Tsai Chin, actress and lead in West End play The World of Suzie Wong, at The Prince of Wales Theatre, London, pictured at Dolores, wholesale milliners of hats, Welbeck Street, Marylebone, London

Advert for Parisian Diamond Company 1886
Selection of womens finest jewellery in diamonds and pearl designs. Date: 1896

Senseneb, mother of Pharaoh Thutmose I of the early New Kingdom. After a copy by archaeologist Howard Carter of a painted relief from Deir el-Bahri

Pair Headpieces 907 - 1125 China Liao dynasty
Pair of Headpieces, 907 - 1125. China, Liao dynasty (907-1125). Embroidery, silk; overall: 22.3 x 53.8 cm (8 3/4 x 21 3/16 in.)

Guinness, Salmon And Bread

Hair-decorations in fashion 1911
Selection of evening headdresses. 1911

Parisennes models wearing the latest fashion 1912
Parisenne actresses modelling garments that were the thing for the coming season. April 1912

Studies headpieces vignettes book Amor und Psyche
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"Captivating Headpieces: A Glimpse into the World of Fashion Through Time" Step back in time to 1914, where Parisienne models adorned their heads with exquisite headdresses, exuding elegance and sophistication. Feathered hats were all the rage, adding a touch of glamour to any ensemble during this fashionable era. Meanwhile, across the globe in Calcutta, houses faced an unfortunate fate as they succumbed to flooding. Amidst these challenging times, headpieces served as a symbol of resilience and beauty for those who dared to embrace fashion amidst adversity. Fast forward to 1912 when evening hairstyles took center stage. Elaborate hair-decorations became the epitome of style, complementing women's looks with grace and charm. These intricate adornments added a touch of allure that captivated hearts wherever they went. Delving further into history brings us back even earlier - 1432 - where angel musicians from the Ghent Altarpiece mesmerized viewers with their heavenly presence. Their ethereal headpieces showcased divine craftsmanship and artistic expression that transcended time itself. In 1911, "The Riders of Sidhe, " painted using tempera technique by an unknown artist, depicted mythical beings donning enchanting headwear that reflected their otherworldly nature. These captivating pieces transported onlookers into realms filled with magic and wonder. Stepping away from historical depictions takes us to an advertisement for the Parisian Diamond Company in 1886. Here we witness how diamonds graced elegant headpieces worn by sophisticated ladies seeking timeless beauty and luxury. Returning once again to early-20th-century Paris reveals stunning models showcasing the latest fashion trends in 1912. With impeccable style choices extending beyond clothing alone, these Parisiennes embraced headpieces as essential accessories that completed their ensembles flawlessly. Shifting gears towards contemporary times introduces Tsai Chin—an acclaimed actress known for her lead role in the West End play "The World of Suzie Wong.