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The Spitalfields Ball, 1848
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The Spitalfields Ball, 1848
Costumes on show at the ball for the Spitalfields School of Design. From left: Lady Adeliza Fitzalan Howard as Queen Adeliza of Louvaine, The Hon, Miss Campbell, Queen Elizabeth and Mr Graham Vivian, Earl of Surrey
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1848 Campbell Fitzalan Graham Howard Spitalfields Surrey Vivian Elizabeth Miss
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This photograph from the annals of Victorian history depicts a stunning display of costumes worn by prominent figures at The Spitalfields Ball, held in 1848. The event was a grand affair organized by the Spitalfields School of Design, an institution renowned for its innovative approach to textile education. Among the elegantly dressed attendees, Lady Adeliza Fitzalan Howard, dressed as Queen Adeliza of Louvaine, stands proudly on the left. Her regal attire, adorned with intricate embroidery and a majestic headdress, reflects the opulence and grandeur of the medieval era. Next to her is The Hon. Miss Campbell, who captivates in a resplendent gown, embodying the grace and sophistication of the Victorian era. The Hon. title suggests that she is of noble birth, adding to the air of aristocratic elegance that pervades the scene. Queen Elizabeth, represented by an unidentified lady, dons a regal gown fit for a monarch, complete with a magnificent headdress and a scepter. Her attire exudes authority and power, reflecting the revered status of the monarchy during this period. Lastly, Mr. Graham Vivian, Earl of Surrey, is seen in regal attire, fitting for his noble title. His elegant costume, adorned with gold embroidery and a velvet cape, underscores the grandeur and importance of the event. This photograph is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a rare insight into the opulence and elegance of Victorian society. The meticulously crafted costumes, worn by these esteemed guests, serve as a testament to the importance of textile education during this period and the role of the Spitalfields School of Design in shaping the fashion trends of the time.
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