vestido

15 photos tagged vestido, from 8 members of Flickr Commons.

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Woman reading

  • 69 older comments, and then…
  • Coordinated Manner said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Sitting portraits, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • she creature said:
    thats a hell of a dress
  • Denise NeveRinaldo said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called If pictures could talk, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Homer said:
    At first I thought she was at home, but I wonder if it's actually taken in a studio? Is that a photographer's tripod at the left?
  • Σταύρος said:
    beautiful old pictures.

Musical stars Madge Elliott and Cyril Ritchard's wedding, St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, 16 September 1935 / photograph by Sam Hood

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  • First Rule said:
    ..quando il matrimonio era un eVENTO..
  • ndnbrunei said:
    This could almost be Fred Astair and Ginger Rogers on a film set!

    The movement of the dress is wonderful.
  • cristina said:
    immagine spettacolare.....
  • Boiling Wheel said:
    Her veil and expressions of Bride and Groom are wonderful!
  • suz_1001 said:
    Amazing!!

Unidentified Man and Woman

  • Rebecca said:
    two people with lots of wisdom between them..she is standing showing to me that he rules the house....
  • Miss History said:
    By my calculations, if this woman is about 70, she was coming of age during the Regency, one of my favorite eras. There's a bit of an 1830s influence in her dress as it is. :D
  • lacecrazy said:
    I agree with Miss History. The style of the cap she is wearing is definitely early 1800s. The ruffled edge is pervasive through about 1850. Just as today when many women don't change their hair styles after they finish school, women of that time wore the same type of caps for their whole lives.
  • Archmage01 said:
    These two are probably from the 1700s.
  • sh.mohsin jawaid said:
    Of golden days