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Ackermann's Fashion Plates July 1816
July 1816's fashion plates both feature white gowns, one for the opera, and one for morning dress. The opera…
Read MoreAckermann's Fashion Plates June 1816
Vol. I, no. vi, plate 33: Bridal Dress In commemoration of the wedding of HRH…
Read MoreAckermann's Fashion Plates May 1816
Mrs. Gill of Cork-Street, Burlington Gardens, continues to rule the dress design pages of Ackermann's Repository for 1816. May's entries,…
Read MoreAckermann's Fashion Plates April 1816
As with March's fashion plates, April's dress designs are also by one Mrs. Gill of Cork-street, Burlington Gardens. I'm…
Read MoreAckermann's Fashion Plates March 1816
March 1816's fashion plates feature some quite unusual headdresses and trimmings. In fact, the sleeves and the trim around…
Read MoreAckermann's Fashion Plates February 1816
The description of the first of February 1816's fashion plates, Plate 10, an “Evening Dress,” is rather frustrating. The…
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