1910s Blouses

Edwardian White Cotton Hand Made Blouse. White cotton short Jacket with pleats and cut-work trimming on collar and hem.

Another example of the Edwardians’ love of contradiction, this blouse covers every square inch of the torso but does so with transparent filet lace, which r...

As delicate as a spider web (and almost as sheer), this blouse is an alluring exercise in concealing and revealing: though every inch of skin is covered, its gossamer lightness allow...

Late 1910s White Blouse With Lace and Pull Work. Handmade blouse with pull work, french knot details, and matching lace trim. Oversized collar with seashell buttons and hook and eye ...

Edwardian white cotton eyelet corset top with with cut work along neckline and shoulder straps. Peach Ribbon strung though cutwork. Seashell button front closure

Circa 1915/1925 France Interesting sac dress for the seashore in embroidered cotton chiffon dating from the years 1915/1925. Straight cut with Kimono sleeves and low waist, belt in a black velvet ribbon, allowing the waist to be tightened. Light salmon cotton veil embroidered with stylized Art Deco bouquets of flowers, in the style of Raoul Dufy and Paul Poiret, evoking the embroidery work of Atelier Martine...

A stunning example of ribbon work,. This top has a stand up collar and hook and eye fastening at the back. Bust 36'' length 21''

As delicate as a butterfly’s wings, this timeless blouse is as fashionable, ladylike and elegant today as it was a century ago. The square neckline adds unexpected geometry and makes...