Look, Rover, a Bespectadoodle!
This illustration in our copy of Home memories; or, social half-hours with the household shows that dressing up our four-legged furry friends has been an established pastime since 1860 (at least).
Mary G. Clarke. Home memories; or, social half-hours with the household. Philadelphia : J. W. Bradley, 1860.
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Portrait of Princess Victoria (later Queen Victoria) stitched in embroidery silk. It was made as a token of friendship for Mrs. I. Dale of Cincinnati, Ohio by A. G. Patterson in July of 1852.
Paris. Femme de chambre. / No. 5 (Chambermaid)
Costumes d'ouvrières parisiennes
Artist: Louis-Marie Lanté; Engraver: George-Jacques Gatine; c. 1824
CC0 Paris Musées / Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
Paris. Modiste. / No. 7 (Milliner)
Costumes d'ouvrières parisiennes
Artist: Louis-Marie Lanté; Engraver: George-Jacques Gatine; c. 1824
CC0 Paris Musées / Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
Paris. Tresseuse de cheveux. / No. 37 (Hair Braider)
Costumes d'ouvrières parisiennes
Artist: Louis-Marie Lanté; Engraver: George-Jacques Gatine; c. 1824
CC0 Paris Musées / Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
Paris. Ecaillère. / No. 3 (Oyster Vendor)
Costumes d'ouvrières parisiennes
Artist: Louis-Marie Lanté; Engraver: George-Jacques Gatine; c. 1824
CC0 Paris Musées / Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
Paris. Repasseuse. / No. 22 (Ironer)
Costumes d'ouvrières parisiennes
Artist: Louis-Marie Lanté; Engraver: George-Jacques Gatine; c. 1824
CC0 Paris Musées / Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
Paris. Ouvreuse de loge. / No. 30 (Theater Usher)
Costumes d'ouvrières parisiennes
Artist: Louis-Marie Lanté; Engraver: George-Jacques Gatine; c. 1824
CC0 Paris Musées / Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris
