Have a cool costuming link? Send it in. Merchant links are at the bottom.

Informative Links:

Dark Age:
Vikings reenactment links: [link]
Information about ladies Viking Costume: [link]
Viking Tunic Construction: [link]
Anglo-Saxon textile works. Includes various techniques like braid weaving and naalbinding. Beautiful pictures: [link]

Medieval:
Making simple Medieval shoes: [link]
15th Century reinactment group: [link]
Gorgeous ottoman costumes inspired from 15th century: [link]
Medieval Russian costumes: [link]
Morwenna's Medieval Wardobe--amazing costumes: [link]

Renaissance:
The Realm of Venus, 16th Century Ladies Clothing: [link]

Tudor/Elizabethan:
The Elizabethan Costuming Page: [link]
Tudor and Elizabethan Portraits: [link]
Life in Elizabethan England: [link]

American Revolutionary War/18th Century:
The Society of 18th-Century Gentlemen - [link]

American Civil War:
Cornell University Library - Harper's New Monthly Magazine: [link]
The Graceful Lady - 1860's Hairstyles: [link]

Victorian:
Fashion Era 1837-1901: [link]
Lara Corsets and Gowns: [link]

20th Century:

Multiple Eras:
La Couturire Parisienne--1300s-1900s [link]
A Festive Attyre--mainly 16th century, but some Victorian, and "A Featured Attyre" has some beautiful pieces: [link]
Mode Historique--16th-20th Century, some neat articles in "Research": [link]
Demode--16th-20th Century, some lovely galleries: [link]
Online book on oriental costume. Very detailed illustrations. Ethnic costumes from North Africa to Japan: [link]
Scottish Clothing Fact and Fiction, written by our own HighlandMan: [link] click the comments section
Melanie Schuessler's page. Wonderful gallery and informative article on how to starch a ruff: [link]
Merchant Links:

Dark Age:


Medieval:
Medieval & Nouvelle France patterns... very historically accurate: [link] (French)
Historic Enterprises: [link]

Renaissance:

Tudor/Elizabethan:

18th Century:
Jas Townsend: [link]

American Civil War:
James Country Mercantile: [link]
Abraham's Lady: [link]
Miller's Millinery: [link]

Victorian:
Gentleman's Emporium Victorian Men's Clothing: [link]

20th Century:

Multiple Eras:
House of Anoria--great buttons: [link]
Calontir Trim--fabulous trim: [link]
Patterns of Time--historic patterns and accessories: [link]
Lynn McMasters--15th-20th century hats and hat patterns: [link]

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