It will be interesting to see how far I get by the end of the process!
- Per Lei
- Undergarments
- Chemise
- Stays/Corset
- Panier/Pocket hoops
- Petticoat (decorative)
- Quilted Petticoat
- Gown 1
- Robe a' la francaise w Polonaise option
- For daytime wear
- Fashion fabric Petticoat (visible skirt)
- Decorative Stomacher
- Sleeve Flounces (interchangeable?)
- Gown 2
- Robe a' la fancaise
- For evening wear.
- More costumed (masquerade intended)
- Fashion Petticoat
- Decorative Stomacher
- Sleeve Flounces
- Accessories
- Mask
- Stockings (purchased)
- Shoes (purchased and altered)
- Cape
- Wig/Hair pieces (purchased and styled- maybe outsourced)
- Mitts
- Per Lui
- Shirt
- Outfit 1 (intended for daywear):
- Waistcoat
- Coat
- Breeches
- Outfit 2 (As above- more costumed/masquerade)
- Waist Coat
- Coat
- Breeches
- If I am unable due to time/money to make a second outfit- I will make an alternative coat or waistcoat to dress it up. Perhaps additional trim that can be quickly added as needed.
- Stockings (purchased)
- Shoes (purchased)
- Cape
- Mask (bauta!?)
The list for me far exceeds the list for him. I admit,however, that his garments are more intimidating to me as I am not as familiar with constructing men's clothing. Certainly not as familiar with tailoring let alone period tailoring.
