Early 1900s Summer Fashion Illustrations
- Edwardian Cooking Advice and MATERNITY CORSET ADS
- Advertisements and back pages from Edwardian magazine The Modern Priscilla July 1913
- Ideas for a Church Sale, Crochet Accessories for the Summer Toilette, and Hostess Ideas
- Heavy Crochet Pattern & Mosaic Canvas pattern
- Converts: The Love Story of a Primitive Man and a Suffragette by Joan Paul
- Edwardian Raffia Hat Making Instructions & 3 Collar & Cuff Sets
- Embroidered Edwardian Shirtwaist, guest towels, and doily patterns
- Early 1900s HOUSEKEEPING ADVICE and advertisements
- How one woman made a success at dress making and Summer Recipes
- Punched work darning designs, and Eight different collar designs
- Venetian Design Crochet Patterns from the July 1913 Modern Priscilla
- Edwardian Fashion Photos from 1913 and an Ivory Soap Advertisement
- Cover and ads from The Modern Priscilla, July 1913
- Early 1900s Summer Fashion Illustrations
These summer fashion illustrations from the July 1913 issue of the Modern Priscilla Magazine show what women wore in the early 1900s, specifically 1913, and what was in style. Fascinating from a fashion history perspective!
Apparently, embroideries were the rule, and placed where there was the smallest excuse for them. This illustration shows three fashionable early 1900s women and a little girl. On the right side is an advertisement for a Venus adjustable dress form. The text includes detailed descriptions and how to order the dress patterns to make the fashions the models illustrated are wearing. 1913 was the middle of the Edwardian period and an interesting time in fashion history!
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