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Aesthetic-style dresses. On the left, pre-Raphaelite painting “The Day Dream” by British artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti from 1880. On the right, is a Liberty of London, aesthetic-style plain silk-weave gown from 1910.

Cute accessory - vintage parasols from 1900 and 1880-1900. Exhibits of the McCord Museum.

Vintage lady’s dress from about 1900. Exhibit in the McCord Museum.

Vintage American dress, 1898-1900.

Shirtwaist, 1890s. According to FIDM, the shirtwaist first emerged in the 1860s as a casual daytime alternative to the matched bodice and skirt ensembles worn by nearly all well-dressed women. Most frequently worn by young women, the shirtwaist was usually paired with a dark-colored skirt and accessorized with a belt or sash.

Vintage boots, 1900-1910. They’re from The New Brunswick Museum in Canada. They used to be very fashionable footwear at the turn of the 20th century.

Cute period accessory – the newsboy cap, 1900-1925. According to The McCord Museum, “This is the type of hat often worn by newsboys. It had the advantage of being light and warm. Many models had retractable earflaps that offered additional warmth in long winter nights”.

Male clothing and hairstyle from around 1900. The photo is from Antigonish Heritage Museum.

Clothes of ladies at the turn of the 20th century. This is a silk velvet tea gown, 1895-1900. What a curious color and what a comfortable cut!

Edwardian fashion trends – clothing and hairstyles, the turn of the 20th century. Cute drawing.