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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]
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]
Shoutbox
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=HistoricCostume
- Macodghian: a wonderful site! It has been added to our list of resources. Thu Dec 7, 2006, 9:28 PM
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~macaodghain
- Yo! New site to add for you, in my area of concern: [link] Wed Nov 1, 2006, 7:24 PM
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~macaodghain
- Hoy! Thu Oct 5, 2006, 2:59 PM
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=azdaja
- ah...i's alwais quiet :/ Mon Feb 27, 2006, 12:12 PM
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~CountessLenore
- I'm the first to shout! Tue Feb 14, 2006, 7:32 PM
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Guidelines
Journal Entry: Sat Mar 4, 2006, 2:10 PM
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Membership Guidelines:
Anyone may apply to join the Historic Costume Club. While our members are mainly costumers, people wishing to join do not need to be. In order to join, please send a short note explaining why. Notes are the easiest to keep track of, membership requests left in the devious thoughts section can sometimes get lost in the shuffle.The Historic Costume Club is meant as a venue for people interested in historic costuming, historic clothing, and recreating history to share ideas, experiences, and collective knowledge. Members are encouraged but not expected to contribute the gallery, forums, journals and polls. Submission Guidelines:
Any member may submit work for consideration as a gallery addition. Submissions sent without a description WILL NOT be added to the gallery. 
Descriptions should include information such as:
Design inspiration (patterns or source material used)Fabrics/materials usedEra of the design (i.e. 13th century, 1510s, 1770-80, 1806, Medieval, Baroque, Edwardian, etc.)Country or region of originLinks to any foundation garments or accessories, if applicableFoundation garments or accessories will not be added to the gallery on their own. They will gladly be added to the scraps section, or linked to as a part of the deviation featuring the garment they are a part of.Movie reproduction costumes will not be accepted even if the source is a “costume drama,” costumes inspired by films will be accepted if they meet the following criteria:A movie inspired costume may share the same tailoring lines, and styles of embellishment as the original. A movie inspired costume should not be recognizable as “so and so’s costume from such and such a movie.”Clothing that is made from period sources, but does not resemble garments contemporary to that period will be accepted, but featured in scraps section. How to submit a deviation to the gallery:
Send a note to *HistoricCostume. Include a link to the original deviation. Include as much information specified in the submission guidelines as possible and other relevent information. HCC will take care of teh rest as soon as possible.Wanna join? Send a quick note and tell us why.
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