Macarouji & Rococcouji General

[Anonymous No.9796351]

>What is Macarouji/Rococcouji
A term recreated by /cgl/, combining "macaroni" and "ouji". Historic and Lolita fashion inspired by the 1700's
>Macaroni?
An 18th century term for Italian influenced clothes, that "exceeded the ordinary bounds of fashion". Big wigs, fancy hats, outrageous makeup. Jfash before Jfash.

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[Anonymous No.9796390]

Rococopunk welcome too

[Anonymous No.9796495]

is rocolita ok too?

doing ouji for now.

[Anonymous No.9796499]

>>9796495
this may be more 1600s. baroque maybe

[Anonymous No.9796501]

>>9796499
but he is the fanciest fucking historic-inspired ouji around.

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>>9796501
ig is @nicolasderascole

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@kiraouji has many clean and brand-based looks

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@mysterious_condiments

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@gravelvet

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Any know how to get Gropey?

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twitter user @kamijomana

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>>9796495
>Historic and Lolita fashion inspired by the 1700's
At least I want to see more.

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>>9796543
Straight up historic gowns welcome too!

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>>9796534
no. i am unsure if he still visits

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>>9796543
i will throw in a couple

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>>9796549
Cross linked in the larpthread. He was there as of Monday.

Hungarian LARPfag also posted this recent pic of Gropey on /tg/.

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>>9796584
What the hell? Does he ride horses or something?

[Anonymous No.9796801]

>>9796590
I mean, probably. Its probably part of his job. Anyways, local craft store recently got in a bunch of tiny tricorner hats like pic. Anyone make their own before?

[Anonymous No.9796802]

>>9796801
i have avoided mini hats because of their old ita connotation. however, a proper full size hat often becomes too hot or itchy. i may begin to explore miniature options. the number one priority would be to avoid a cheapness of appearance. what material are the craft store tricorns made of?

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>>9796802
Not her, but probably polyfelt, like most modern hat minis. Not necessarily terrible, but quality does vary.

Is there anyone making pulled wool felt minis?

[Anonymous No.9796857]

>>9796584
I can't decide if he's attractive or not. He's far too bulky and Butch to wear real boystyle. How tall is he?

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>>9796801
I made a tricorn a couple of years before, it's super easy:
1. Get felt hat from anywhere, I buy mines at H&M
2. Pin up 3 sides of the hat, try to get it even. Stitch it done.
3. Pimp it

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>>9796857
>He's far too bulky and Butch to wear real boystyle.
Not all men are Ciel

[Anonymous No.9797120]

>>9796857
Good thing he doesn't wear boystyle. That's all straight up historic stuff and he doesn't pretend otherwise.

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>>9796974
going to try this, thanks

[Anonymous No.9797176]

>>9796857
>real boystyle
"boystyle" just means the male version of a typically female fashion. in this case, it is short for "boystyle lolita." butchness is fine if you can dress and do your hair and makeup within the style.

Gropey has good critiques of Grandpa Ouji (pic related), who is allergic to fitted clothing, but the brand Ikemen Mode has many 18th-century-inspired items and was created for bigger Western bodies that could not fit into brand. large oujis have the same issues large lolitas have, but fewer (far fewer!) options. however, it is not impossible for the butchest of people to wear the fashion, if they want to.

>>9797120
also this. Gropey's crit and advice are awesome but he does not wear jfash, he is on the LARP side of the board.

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meanwhile in Japan, this guy kills me with his lolita brand concoctions (often having a rococo flair)

[Anonymous No.9797216]

>>9797176
>Grandpa Ouji, who is allergic to fitted clothing
I thought Gropey was going to lose it over how much works he puts in to his cords to still look like he's wearing his big brother's clothes.
>Gropey's crit and advice are awesome but he does not wear jfash, he is on the LARP side of the board
But he never pretends to be otherwise, so it's cool, and historic stuff is useable and so much cheaper.

[Anonymous No.9797230]

Triple Fortune does a lot of Rococo inspired wear. their limited ouji releases make for good macarouji items. their 3F items are not as detailed as what they themselves wear for performances as visual kei band Brilliant Kingdom, but sometimes their fashion shows showcase extravagant designs.

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>>9796584
~muh husbandu

>>9796857
I am 5' 9" in Flats, and still had to look a little bit up at him. 5'11" maybe? He made me feel very small and dainty. He carries himself very well and has shoulders for days <3

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>>9796351
God bless you OP. Rococo is what I live for.

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9797394]

Bonsoir seagulls. Keeping your bow-game strong? Sorry I look a little rough, just got back from fencing practice.

>>9796390
This group isn't bad, but so much of the "rococopunk" types look cheap and trashy. Don't even get me started on the makeup.

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>>9796501
Late 1680s-1740s to my eyes. Looks damn good though.

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>>9797240
These are nice.

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>>9796547
Goddamn. I really like these.

>>9796534
Post someone in ill-fitting breeches, and my anger will burn like a beacon.

>>9796549
Just been busy with life.

>>9796584
2/10. Horrible. I look fat in that, and he pulled it off Facebook.

>>9796590
>>9796801
I can, but I am not the best rider by any means. I am not great with horses in general.

>>9796801
HOLY CRAP I KNOW HER. That looks like an old pic.

Anyways, the only problem I have with most miniature cocked hats as you have pictured, is the flat crown. You'll notice the nicer ones are all domed, and to my period-eyes, looks more correct.

>>9796802
> a proper full size hat often becomes too hot or itchy
A proper hat is lined with linen, and can be removed and washed.

>>9796833
>Is there anyone making pulled wool felt minis?
Very high-end doll accessory producers.

>>9796857
I'm attractive in the same way as a draft horse or English Bulldog. Sorry I am not a bishi prince.

>>9797176
>Grandpa Ouji (pic related), who is allergic to fitted clothing
WHY. WHY WHY WHY. Those Breeches look like they would fit my fat ass.

>>9797187
To his credit (and being unable to see his pants situation), this is possibly the best outfit I have seen from him.

>>9797193
>>9797230
These are spectacular

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>>9797235
Ehhh. These look kind of cheap.

cont.

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9797402]

>>9797236
>~muh husbandu
For you, sweet Anon.

>5'11" maybe?
Thats Generous of you, and I wish. I am like, 5'10.25" on a good day.

>He carries himself very well and has shoulders for days <3
Thank you.

>>9797239
This isn't bad, and while the breeches could be slightly better fit, they are at least not falling to his calves.

>>9797250
Over all, I generally like this. Its well detailed, has good texture, doesn't overwhelm his slighter frame, but what the hell is that frilly cummerbund thing around his waist?

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>>9797394
Is that all silk? I want to play with it.

[Anonymous No.9797683]

>>9797504
>Being this fucking thirsty

[Anonymous No.9797686]

>>9797394
Where do you buy your shirts, dear anon? They look amazing!
I’m desperately looking for a Louis XIV-worthy shirt!

[Anonymous No.9797694]

>>9797686
Not Gropey, but he's answered this before. Most of his shirts are tailor made and fitted for his job, and he just copied the pattern to make more for personal use.

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>>9797694
new to this part of the board, but what exactly is his job? that's pretty cool he gets to wear period pieces.

[Anonymous No.9797741]

>>9797724
He works at Colonial Williamsburg as a living historian. Mostly army and medicine stuff, but he gets around.

[Anonymous No.9797744]

He works at Colonial Williamsburg as a living historian. Mostly army and medicine stuff, but he gets around.

[Anonymous No.9798077]

>>9797724
He's a professional larper at a museum, basically.

[Anonymous No.9798148]

>>9797394
Pretty sure rococopunk is supposed to look cheap and trashy. It was basically created as a joke by a bunch of steampunks for Dragoncon (the same group who created "nerfpunk").

Not saying you have to like it, but I don't think it should be judged by the standards of serious fashion - it's basically joke cosplay by people who sometimes wear more legit versions of the styles they are making fun of

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>>9798148
Some people run the gammut between "really cool" and "polyester pirate costumes with punk band patches. basically, rococopunk itas

[Anonymous No.9798335]

>>9797394
>HOLY CRAP I KNOW HER. That looks like an old pic.

Anyways, the only problem I have with most miniature cocked hats as you have pictured, is the flat crown. You'll notice the nicer ones are all domed, and to my period-eyes, looks more correct.

It is indeed a hilariously ancient photo (over 10 years old) and I'm kinda amazed someone has it saved. That is actually a prototype hat I made to see if there was interest in mini tricorns back when pirate Lolita started getting popular. It's flat because I didn't have a round form yet and was just testing. All actual tricorn hats I've sold have had rounded tops. I still make them after all these years.

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>>9798335
Are you the lolita who also makes those amazing Renaissance gowns?

[Anonymous No.9798560]

>>9797394
gropey my man, quick kind of OT question for you:
i'm hitting up colonial williamsburg this august...haven't been in almost 3 decades. i'm planning to wear some historical stuff (prob a chemise a la reine and maybe a jacket/skirt combo from some chintz. any tips for someone who hasn't been in ages or for costuming in the historic area in general?

also, do they seel their reproduction fabrics onsite? i want to buy some, but shipping to CA is for some reason extra ludicrously expensive.

[Anonymous No.9798596]

Posting some Rococo lolita

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[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9798714]

>>9797504
The Cravat is silk, the shirt is gauze linen.

>>9797686
As >>9797694 said. Reconstructing history also has amazing patterns.

>>9797724
As >>9797744 and >>9798077. I am a professional museum larper.

>>9798148
No. There is a very clean difference between "good" and "shitty". Some make high quality, well designed clothes and makeup. Some look objectively shitty.

>>9798335
>It is indeed a hilariously ancient photo
D'aww. You still look cute though.

> I still make them after all these years.
I'll message you off 4chan when I have some money to blow on a hat for my macaroni outfit.

Pic related: 6 yards of 100 year old woven brocade linen for my waistcoat

>>9798560
>any tips for someone who hasn't been in ages or for costuming in the historic area in general?
Dress for the heat, and wear comfortable shoes. Furthermore, people WILL come up to you, as questions and ask to take pictures (some will just take your picture like a zoo animal anyways). Don't hesitate to tell people you are just a visitor. Our regulars, like whole families that dress up, love seeing candid shots of them enjoying the town, and love being part of the experience.

>do they seel their reproduction fabrics onsite?
I assume you mean sell, and yes. You will pay way more than its worth though.

A better option is contacting Burnley & Trowbridge Co. via facebook, who are actually in Williamsburg. They are usually really cool about meeting in person to skip shipping.

>>9798603
This is gorgeous!

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>>9798714
>100 year old woven brocade linen for my waistcoat

Marry me.

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>>9798609
Would fap

[Anonymous No.9798859]

>>9798714
>You will pay way more than its worth though
i figured. thanks for the confirmation that they at least sell it onsite. $14 a yard online isn't TOO heinous, but the asinine shipping really put it over the top for me, hence why i might try to buy in person. thanks for the tip about B&T...sadly they appear to only have 1 of the repro fabrics in stock, and it's not one i'm terribly interested in. i'll keep an eye on their site as my visit gets closer.

FWIW, i was able to score 4 yds of one of the older OOP repro fabrics recently, which is going to become a caraco or skirted jacket, so that will be a fun project.

>Our regulars, like whole families that dress up, love seeing candid shots of them enjoying the town, and love being part of the experience
this is exactly why i decided to do this! feels more immersive for me. it's nice that williamsburg is really open to people dressing up...i know a number of sites that don't allow it. as for the zoo animal bit...i'm fairly used to that from going to conventions, so nbd there.

thanks again, gropey! (if you have any thoughts about the current food offerings in the taverns, i'm all ears!)

[Anonymous No.9798861]

>>9798372
>Are you the lolita who also makes those amazing Renaissance gowns?

I am a Lolita who has made a few rennessance gowns, mostly 15th century Florentine. It's flattering to consider them amazing.

>>9798714
>D'aww. You still look cute though
You flatterer

>I'll message you off 4chan when I have some money to blow on a hat for my macaroni outfit.
Interesting. The tricorns I make are all miniature (two sizes) as I don't have a full sized hat block unfortunately. So if you want a blocked felt full sized one you be a bit out of luck.

>Pic related: 6 yards of 100 year old woven brocade linen for my waistcoat
That fabric! Yum!

[Anonymous No.9798869]

>>9798861
>Pretty
>Skinny
>Amazing crafting skills
>Gropey flirts with you
Why bother living (ノಥ,_｣ಥ)ノ彡┻━┻

[Anonymous No.9798984]

Sakizou Rococo Bunny cosplay = technically Rococcouji? J.Hart is super talented and I've been fawning over this for a week

[Anonymous No.9798999]

>>9798861
Where do you get hat blocks?

[Anonymous No.9799020]

>>9798861
How did you get into sewing? Did you take classes?
I've admired your work for a long time. You're one of my main lolita inspirations.

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9799127]

>>9798750
Just FYI: Your dowry would be spent on either fabric or swords.

>>9798859
In the historic are proper, they will also have cloth woven on site on the historic looms by hand, and dyed on site in period fashion. If you want to spring $200 a yard, thats also an option!

>about B&T...sadly they appear to only have 1 of the repro fabrics in stock, and it's not one i'm terribly interested in. i'll keep an eye on their site as my visit gets closer.
Oh yeah, their stock changes almost weekly. Keep your eyes peeled!

>if you have any thoughts about the current food offerings in the taverns, i'm all ears!
I am fat. I have many thoughts on the food. Christiana Campbell's is the place, but you have to like seafood. The rest are good too, if all a little pricey.

Late evening Chownings for a more rambuncious atmosphere, a bowl of rum punch to share, and welsh rarebit.

>>9798861
>You flatterer
Gotta keep up my reputation

>Interesting. The tricorns I make are all miniature (two sizes) as I don't have a full sized hat block unfortunately. So if you want a blocked felt full sized one you be a bit out of luck.
I KNOW WHAT I SAID WOMAN! pic related.

>>9798869
Maybe I would if you posted.

>>9798984
That looks literally like a well done 18thC grand gown, with the skirt shortened.

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>>9796351
Is... is that why the Yankee Doodle calls the feather in his hat macaroni? I feel like my life has just changed, I had no idea.

[Anonymous No.9799139]

>>9799132
Yes. The version of the song you're thinking of was used to make fun of American colonists, who, according to the British, couldn't really understand or emulate "culture," but rather only poorly imitate it, hence the Yankee sticks a feather in his cap and thinks that's good enough for Macaroni.
There are some fun articles written about this if you're interested.

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>>9799127
>Just FYI: Your dowry would be spent on either fabric or swords.

As long as they are as tasteful as your fabric choices ~<3

[Anonymous No.9799398]

>>9799127
>Christiana Campbell's
was always my favorite from back in the day...glad to know the food is still awesome! i have been trying to catch up with all the changes/new things in the historic area via the CW website and review sites, but the food reviews have been all over the place, so i figured i'd ask someone who would actually know what's up.

>cloth woven on site on the historic looms by hand
oh man, i wish i was rich....i would be all over that so fast.

as usual gropey, you are a font of knowledge. thank you!

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>>9797394
>A proper hat is lined with linen, and can be removed and washed.
how did i never know this

thanks for all the critique, gropey-kun!

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>>9799139
nayrt but I would read that. Links?

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9799678]

>>9799172
I am all about painted bone China sword handles right now. I wish I knew someone who made/painted porcelain. One for my dress sharp, and maybe a plastic one for my fencing epee.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9799692]

>>9799398
> i figured i'd ask someone who would actually know what's up.
I will spare you the seedy underbelly and backstage gripes.

>>9799504
It's real simple too, being just a tube of cheap muslin with a drawstring at the end. The other end is left raw, and sewn in around the crown with a loose baste stitch. The idea is that it's easy to remove and launder, or disposable.

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>>9799659
Google it. Links aren't always easy to post.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9799705]

>>9799692
And cinched up.

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>>9798869
I don't know how true the other things are but Gropes is an incurable flirt, I don't think I'm a special case really. Just past interesting content and don't be too thirsty dear.

>>9798999
I don't have any full sized ones as they are expensive, although I'd love one. I make the ones for the miniature hats. I take a styrofoam ball, cut it in half, and then cover it with plastic sheeting to keep the fabric from sticking.

>>9799020
>How did you get into sewing? Did you take classes?
I started sewing because I got into Lolita when none of the Japanese brands shipped to the US and I was broke. My grandma took a day to teach me how to use a sewing machine, read and cut a pattern, and press a seam. After that I figured it out in my own. I made alot of skirts and headdresses in the beginning. The best resource I've found for teaching yourself sewing is " The Readers Digest Complete Guide to Sewing" 1970s edition.

>I've admired your work for a long time. You're one of my main lolita inspirations.
That is so sweet! Thank you! Please if you are inspired then make beautiful things!

>>9799127
>I KNOW WHAT I SAID WOMAN! pic related
Haha this is the best! Yes please ask me to make a tricorn and perch it on top of a ridiculous hairstyle!!

And to actually as some content to the thread here is a Bergére style hat I made to wear with Lolita. I'll have to make a more 18th century lolita dress to wear with it.

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>>9799678
I approve.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9800305]

>>9799764
And I just pine. Damn my destitution!

[Anonymous No.9800487]

this is very autistic

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>>9798869
just wait until he PMs you about how many dick piercings he has

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>>9800488
I've already seen the pics. If anything, its a bonus.

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>>9800487
What are you referring to? It's just a niche fashion.

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>>9799678
>>9800305
>Swordlita
>coords and swords

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>>9799692
>>9799705
That makes a lot of sense.

>>9799718
>My grandma took a day to teach me how to use a sewing machine, read and cut a pattern, and press a seam.
That sounds lovely and I envy you. No one in my family can sew a stitch and I am almost going to break down and go take a class at a craft store.

>>9800305
These could match brand print and I love them.

>>9800487
>"this is very autistic", Anon says, while posting on 4chan

>>9800488
He's always been a perfect gentleman to me.

[Anonymous No.9801456]

>>9799139
The original ita

[Anonymous No.9801461]

>>9800587
Why isn't this a thing? It would be perfect for pirate, gothic, and EGL. I can see a shiro fencing coord.
If scepters, wings, and madonna crowns were things in OTT sweet/classic, this can be a thing.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9801549]

>>9800487
Welcome to 4chan! You'll acclimate quickly

>>9800488
I don't PM. I'm pretty open about it in relevant threads. Seems you might have been in the LARPthread or Slaanesh threads on /tg/!

>>9800517
If it's the ones I'm thinking of, that's a decade and 50 pounds ago...

>>9800560
That frock coat is nice, but I don't like how it looks like it has a faux-waistcoat as the coat closure, rather than proper layering.

>>9800587
>>9801415
>>9801461
We actually had a huge discussion about swords as accessories in a previous thread. As someone who wears swords for a living, it's a huge pain in the ass.

>>9801456
>It's called "fashion", sweety, look it up.
Tasteless American provincials...

[Anonymous No.9801623]

>>9801461
But scepters and crowns are not obvious weapons. Even a prop sword can be problematic.

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>>9801461
a gothic lolita on CoF poses with her swords now and then, but imo more oujis should wear decorative swords. swords as decoration were a fashion symbol at one point.

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here is some macarouji whose sources i forgot. sticking with a more classic or semisweet motif for this dump.

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>>9801634
the one on the far right. this is a steampunk event, i think, but this coord is ouji enough. i am not sure if this military style is good for 18thc or if early 19thc is closer.

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>>9799678
I make and paint china teacup sets! If you can send me dimensions, I'll give it a try!

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9801685]

>>9801623
>>9801630
As I mentioned in the previous thread, the fact that they are weapons is a problem, as is that they will knock over furniture, catch on skirts, and batter people in the knees and shins if you are not specifically trained to walk with one. Most boy's etiquette and fencing classes in the 17th and 18thC included specific lessons on being able to navigate a crowd, sit in a chair, etc.

And removing the sword is not an option. Losing immediate control over your weapon is a hazard.

>>9801632
I love everything about this outfit, except for that wierd cumberbund thing. What is the obsession with that?

>>9801639
The two hatted men are firmly mid 19thC.

>>9801645
Stocking garters could have saved this.

>>9801656
Brown and gears. Oh boy. That's sarcasm by the way.

>>9801667
I would love that, but I'm pretty broke for a while after having to buy a new car. Had I the funds, I could also do you one better, and mail you an actual spare wooden sword handle to model it off of. Thank you for the offer though!

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>>9800517
ya'll are depraved

>>9801549
it was facebook my dude

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9801702]

>>9801687
Then you're welcome! Drop me a line so I know who you are. Can't think of a single one who I talk to on Facebook about my piercings that isn't either someone interested in them.

Otherwise, back on topic

[Anonymous No.9801703]

>>9801656
cannot locate a full outfit pic of this one.

>>9801685
>As I mentioned in the previous thread,
those are all good points. damn the impracticalities. we oujis may need to stick with canes and whatever our lolita friends need help carrying.

>What is the obsession with that?
i think it may help cover up any gaps between tops and bottoms, or conceal metal trim on the bottoms that may be out of place. this is speculation. also, i do not see a cumberbund on this coord desu. there is a vest, a buttcape maybe, OTKs, a winged bag, etc. >>9801633 has a sash which seems to be the buttcape's ties. so, i am unsure what you mean

[Anonymous No.9801708]

>>9801702
its frankie and i would have immediately told you to fuck off if i had any confidence when i was 18. and no, i was not even remotely interested in hearing about your genitals

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next: gothicer dump, military-er, oldschoolish, casual, organized by brand, organized by person (like >>9796495), or skip ouji and do more lolita?

>>9801708
this conversation is not relevant to the board so consider going to messages, please.

[Anonymous No.9801716]

>>9801549
>it's a huge pain in the ass.
I'm remembering a line from god knows where: "They had even made him practice how to get in and out of chairs with that sword."

But really, all types of OTT are a huge pain in the ass. Make a proper 'wearing a sword on your hip' tutorial video and it could easily be a thing.

[Anonymous No.9801727]

>>9801708
This sounds like a troll...

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9801737]

>>9801703
That sash part is what I mean. To be very blunt, if you need something to cover a gap, you should try to wear better fitting clothes instead.

>>9801708
Literally who? If you're gonna troll, at least pick someone off my friend's list. It would be more believable.

>>9801716
The problem is, there are so many different forms of sword suspensions you can wear, as well as sword types, and even chairs. Plus, you really need to do it in person to get it down

[Anonymous No.9801745]

>>9801708
Hi Soup.

[Anonymous No.9801757]

>>9801708
Reported

[Anonymous No.9801825]

Back on topic, ignore the troll.

What do you call these sleeves that blouse at the elbow?

[Anonymous No.9801827]

>>9801825
Princess sleeves?

[Anonymous No.9801832]

>>9801708
Frankie the Bieber spam posting troll?

>>9801825
I always heard princess or draped cuff.

[Anonymous No.9801857]

>>9800560
Oh hey that's me!

>>9801549
I dislike the waistcoat too from a historical perspective but since I am fat and wearing a big-ass skirt if I didn't have it sit close to the body I looked like a dumpy potato. The shape of 1740s justaucorps should lay flatter with a long waistcoat which just didn't work with the overall shape I was going for, so I nixed it. Next time if I keep that decade in mind I'm going to design it to close over pocket hoops, which I think will be much nicer!

[Anonymous No.9801862]

>>9801857

dropped my pic

[Anonymous No.9801896]

>>9801708
Welcome back Frankie. We didn't miss you.

For anyone interested, you can search the archives for this bitch. Report and hide.

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9801966]

>>9801832
>Frankie the Bieber spam posting troll?
HOLY SHIT! I forgot about her. This is hilarious. Yeah, it was never PM's, but right here on /cgl/. I'd bring it up because it squicked her out whenever she came around spewing Justin Beiber pictures and hate.

>>9801825

>>9801827
>>9801832
Negative. "Princess sleeves" refers to balloon topped, or burgundian sleeves, with the shoulders puffed up, much like my 15thC gambeson.

>>9801857
You look fine! If you're worried about being "over stuffed" with layers, you'll be happy to know that waistcoats are almost always cheated with a thin linen back. It makes it more comfortable, cheaper, and less bulky. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.9801998]

>>9801966
Thanks! I'm not too worried about it since I made that very quickly before the con and it's not really up to my standards. I'm a professional embroiderer and milliner but I've made my fair share of linen-backed waistcoats for clients!

Pic related: a pocket for a waistcoat that I'm literally in the process of making right this second lol

[Anonymous No.9802000]

>>9801998
And I'm two for two

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9802004]

>>9801998
>>9802000
Thats gorgeous! What decade?

[Anonymous No.9802041]

>>9802004
Thank you! It's 1750s. The waistcoat is cream silk taffeta with tambour embroidery and the justaucorps and breeches are going to be a lovely jade green silk with a similar embroidery. I may have made several waistcoats and a couple pairs of fall-front breeches but I can tell you with confidence that fly-front breeches are the devil's own pants.

The embroidery is based on an example from LACMA that's a decade later (https://collections.lacma.org/node/214535)) but I've seen examples from earlier with similar embroidery. I was given total freedom to do what I want since he's not interested in accuracy but I AM so I didn't stray too far outside of the parameters of extant examples.

[Anonymous No.9802053]

>>9801896
i literally never left
i did manage to lose my trip
i can quit every social network but this one

>>9801966
no it was definitely on facebook but even if i reactivated to prove it, theres a nice note that says the messages were removed

absolutely 100% facebook private message where you tried to discuss you penis with me
disgusting.

[Anonymous No.9802078]

>>9801737
>That sash part is what I mean. To be very blunt, if you need something to cover a gap, you should try to wear better fitting clothes instead.
agreed, but in this case i think it is just what holds the buttcape on

[Anonymous No.9802083]

>>9802000
this is excellent, keep up the good work and feel free to share here!

[Anonymous No.9802096]

source: eternita/miel magazine, behind the scenes.

this hair is everything

[Anonymous No.9802104]

>>9802096
who wore it best?

also, i wish bonnets and top hats were not so common. they are easier to find and coord, but they rather spoil my efforts to find macarouji/rocolita coords.

[Anonymous No.9802110]

>>9802104
i love the violent pink of this coord.

[Anonymous No.9802111]

>>9802110

[Anonymous No.9802116]

>>9802111
another pic of >>9802096

[Anonymous No.9802119]

>>9802116

[Anonymous No.9802124]

>>9802053
We already know you're full of shit. Fuck off.

https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/cgl/search/text/frankie%20Gropey/

[Anonymous No.9802137]

>>9802119

[Anonymous No.9802139]

>>9802053
>Start shit with Gropes on a self admitted , well documented, and JB filled crusade against him as he's "not /cgl/"
>Disappeared, most likely by being banned
>Randomly comes back, specifically seeking out Gropey
>Claims he did a thing uncharacteristic of him in all the years and interaction he's been here

Totally real.

[Anonymous No.9802140]

>>9802137

[Anonymous No.9802152]

>>9802140
this is a spread from KERA Maniax that literally says Rococo Punk

[Anonymous No.9802156]

>>9802124
your link proves like absolutely nothing why did you bother

>>9802139
remember when i said i never left?
anyway you dont have to believe me i'm not lying. all i wanted to say is gropey is not the gentleman you all seem to think he is.

ill go find a new thread to shit up so see ya'll later

[Anonymous No.9802158]

>>9802152
(i cannot figure out why they call it that, except for the hair)

[Anonymous No.9802159]

Report Frankie posts.

Hide Frankie posts.

Do not reply to Frankie posts.

[Anonymous No.9802164]

>>9802158

[Anonymous No.9802168]

>>9802164

[Anonymous No.9802171]

>>9802168
end dump

[Anonymous No.9802214]

>>9802124
>>9802139
>>9802159
I was hoping Frankie killed herself, but we are not that lucky.

>>9802171
Thank you! I'll dump what I have.

[Anonymous No.9802215]

>>9802214

[Anonymous No.9802216]

>>9802215

[Anonymous No.9802219]

>>9802216

[Anonymous No.9802220]

>>9802219

[Anonymous No.9802555]

>>9801685
I wasn't going to charge you! I'm actually in art school right now, and it would be a unique portfolio piece! What's your email? Having a handle to copy exact will make it so much easier.

[Anonymous No.9802707]

Bump

[Anonymous No.9802725]

>>9802707

[Anonymous No.9802840]

>>9802555
That is entirely too damn generous, and I am not sure I can accept.

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9802841]

>>9802840
Forgot pic and trip

[Anonymous No.9802864]

>>9802707
That is such a pretty dress, but the spoon necklace is dumb.

[Anonymous No.9802869]

[Anonymous No.9802872]

>>9802869

[Anonymous No.9802879]

>>9802872

[Anonymous No.9802882]

>>9802879

[Anonymous No.9802883]

>>9802882

[Anonymous No.9802887]

>>9802883

[Anonymous No.9802888]

>>9802887

[Anonymous No.9802892]

>>9802888

[Anonymous No.9802893]

>>9802892

[Anonymous No.9802895]

>>9802893

[Anonymous No.9802896]

>>9802895

[Anonymous No.9802897]

>>9802896

[Anonymous No.9802898]

>>9802897

[Anonymous No.9803024]

>>9797193
his twitter handle is @chonan.

here is one of his hats, by Manaboo

[Anonymous No.9803133]

Sharing a few Rococolita I have saved

[Anonymous No.9803135]

>>9803133

[Anonymous No.9803136]

>>9803135

[Anonymous No.9803138]

>>9803136

[Anonymous No.9803143]

Has anyone tried out this pattern for a chemise a la reine?

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9803147]

>>9802898
I can't decide if I like or hate this.

>>9803143
Obviously no, but I have seen Laughing Moon patterns in person before, and they are not impressive. Reconstructing history is better in general. https://reconstructinghistory.com/product/rh819-1780s-chemise-dress/

[Anonymous No.9803151]

>>9803143
ah I googled this one was made with the Laughing Moon pattern.

>>9803147
What didn't you like about their patterns? Thanks for the link as well!

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9803169]

>>9803151
The pattern I handled was #127, the Narrow fall breeches, which a friend of mine purchased. It was blocky and frankly amateur looking. We ended up going back to my place, and pulling my RH copy.

[Anonymous No.9803194]

>>9803169
Oh that's a shame. I'll give the other one a try then!

On the subject of the chemise a la reine. Does anyone happen to have the images taken of the Platt Hall chemise by Mode Historique? She shared some photos of it on her blog which gave a much better view than the tiny museum photo, but at one point the blog got deleted and when it briefly came back she never reuploaded them.

Found one from another person's blog, a tleast.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9803201]

>>9803194
Take it with a grain of salt. It was just the one pattern I saw, and for our purpose, we had exacting standards. Reconstructing history takes their patterns off of extant pieces.

[Anonymous No.9803203]

>>9801825
Historically the ruffled parts are called engageantes and they are removable.

[Anonymous No.9803205]

>>9803194
You don't really need a pattern if you are experienced in sewing and good at visualizing. A lot of people have followed this instruction: https://freshfrippery.com/2015/04/07/easy-chemise-dress/

[Anonymous No.9803212]

>>9802840
>>9802841
Take the offer. It would be rude to refuse.

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9803213]

>>9803194
BTW, is this the anon planning on visiting the colonial capital?

[Anonymous No.9803220]

>>9803213
Nope, not me!

>>9803205
>You don't really need a pattern if you are experienced in sewing and good at visualizing.

I'm definitely not good at visualizing, which is why I like to use patterns. Thank you for the link though, it looks really helpful!

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9803221]

>>9803212
Ehhh... It just feels like a lot, because I equate hand painted porcelain with money I don't have.

>>9803220
Ah, because she was talking about making a chemise a la reine. too, and might have some input. >>9798560

[Anonymous No.9803337]

>>9803213
>>9803221
>might have some input
yo, that's me! FWIW, chemise dresses (especially if you're doing the unstructured version) are just giant squares of fabric that get gathered via channels sewn in under the bust and at the waist. as long as whatever pattern you're using has the proper armhole size/placement, you're good to go. i'm personally going with the laughing moon pattern since i'm familiar with their stuff (have made their victorian corset, underbust waist cincher, and elliptical hoops). i only own the RH robe francaise pattern, but didn't end up using it because it didn't have the waist seam i needed for the project.

i agree that RH tends to be a bit better for a lot of periods, but in this case it's basically a big gathered square, so i'd say you could honestly probably go either way.

gropey, what's (in your opinion) the best fall-front breeches pattern around? i've never been successful at getting my attempts to lie flat enough. plus i'm a chick, so dealing with the nonexistent wast to hip ratio in men's patterns can be a pain.

[Anonymous No.9803455]

>>9803221
>Ehhh... It just feels like a lot, because I equate hand painted porcelain with money I don't have.

You are a sweetheart, but anon said it was also for her portfolio. How many people can say they made a china sword handle?

[Anonymous No.9803488]

>>9802000
More embroidery pics please.
Is there a place to see your work?

[Anonymous No.9803794]

For anyone into embroidery, I found this site which has historically inspired patterns for cross stitch and tapestry.

http://www.sajou.fr/en/1244-cross-stitch-tapestry-patterns

On the pricier side, but still neat. I want to get this one based on an embroidery Marie Antoinette did while imprisoned.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9804040]

>>9803455
I suppose.

>>9802555
If it would benefit you, then I will fall upon this sword, and give you a project. Pun intended.

Screwloosecircus at gmail dot com. We'll hash out me shipping the wooden handle for you to copy.

[Anonymous No.9804181]

>>9802158
Dress source? that skirt is huge, I love it.

[Anonymous No.9804726]

some Fidel David

>>9804181
i want to say AP but i am uncertain.

[Anonymous No.9804733]

>>9804726

[Anonymous No.9804737]

>>9804733
FD's boystyle often seems about 100 years older than their regular lolita

[Anonymous No.9804740]

>>9804737

[Anonymous No.9805451]

princerosalium on tumblr

[Anonymous No.9805452]

vysanthe and technotropism

[Anonymous No.9805455]

alastairscarborough

[Anonymous No.9805456]

>>9805455

[Anonymous No.9805459]

>>9796504
this dude again

[Anonymous No.9805461]

left is arthael, not sure who the ouji is

[Anonymous No.9805463]

source forgotten

[Anonymous No.9806622]

>>9803794
I've never done a cross stitch pattern before. Can anyone explain how they work? Or give advice?

[Anonymous No.9806819]

>>9797744
I KNEW I recognised him! Up until last October, I spent the better part of ten years about a mile from CW. So many memories.

[Anonymous No.9806854]

>>9806622
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NmQ7LZwLWw&list=PLB_9bybEUBGIvFHnA1LEgut94eeVLezNs

[Anonymous No.9807071]

>>9806819
Did you meet gropalope?

[Anonymous No.9807085]

>>9805451
I love the ringlets and her trousers

[Anonymous No.9807101]

>>9805451
Really not a fan of those platforms, but otherwise holy shit, this is gorgeous.

[Anonymous No.9807103]

>>9805452
I love everything minus the fact the OP is clearly too tight for her bust and arms. It's a shame really, because they both look wonderful besides that.

[Anonymous No.9807160]

>>9806854
thanks!

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9807288]

>>9804733
His other outfits look good, but this one just looks awkward for some reason. Like the clothes are undersized, and it makes his head look HUGE.

>>9804740
11/pug

>>9805451
I really dig this, but the platforms kill it in my opinion.

>>9805452
I love his boots.

>>9805463
Very fae courtier looking.I have a real thing for it, but rarely get to indulge. So few fairy ball events worth going to.

On that note, anyone else love the Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell miniseries?

>>9806819
I meet lots of seagulls, but I hope I made a good impression!

[Anonymous No.9807295]

>>9805463

I think this was the winner of the ouji contest at Paradiso last year

>>9805461
Ouji is Arthael's partner but I'm not sure of their name

[Anonymous No.9807305]

>>9807288
>Very fae courtier looking.I have a real thing for it, but rarely get to indulge. So few fairy ball events worth going to.
THIS. I did an rococouji-fae coord I was proud to show off, and the ball was $70 tickets for bad Renaissance festival costumes and modern formal wear with party store fairy wigs. Even the few good costumes couldn't fix it.

>On that note, anyone else love the Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell miniseries?
Watched it a hundred times by now, lol.

[Anonymous No.9807316]

>>9798607

The hat looks amazing however the dresses look pretty cheap

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9807323]

>>9807305
>the ball was $70 tickets for bad Renaissance festival costumes and modern formal wear with party store fairy wigs.

Oof, that's rough. Was the event itself at least good? Nice venue, good music, open bar, decent music and dancing?

[Jim No.9807328]

>>9798609
is she selling that outfit?

[Anonymous No.9807344]

>>9802707
This is gorgeous

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9807468]

Huh... Apparently, there is a Takarazuka show based on Robespierre and the French Revolution. I might have to look that up.

Can't get much more /cgl/ than crossdressing Japanese musical theater in late 18thC clothes.

[Anonymous No.9807555]

>>9805463
That's Avalon; they won Paradiso's ouji pageant last year.

[Anonymous No.9807816]

>>9807468

hi from that /his/ thread about Robespierre!

http://www.takawiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Revolutionary%2BMaximilien%2BRobespierre%2B%252F%2BSUPER%2BVOYAGER%2521%2B%2528Snow%2B2017-18%2529

Sadly the DVD is sold out. This show was super popular, apparently.

You should also check out Jean Louis Fargeon: The Queen's Perfumer, based on ... uh, Jean-Louis Fargeon, Marie Antoinette's perfumer. It's got a pretty chemise dress, apparently.

http://www.takawiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Jean-Louis%2BFargeon%2B%2528Star%2B2012%2529

[Anonymous No.9807844]

>>9807468
>>9807816
>Can't get much more /cgl/ than crossdressing Japanese musical theater in late 18thC clothes.

OH. MY. FRILLS.

[Anonymous No.9807977]

>>9807468
takarazuka, you say??? shameful selfpost, but here's some 18c antoinette (berubara) i made a few years back....it was my attempt to make a taka gown more historical, so it's a proper robe francaise with all the underpinnings. just with a shit ton of sequins and rhinestones on it.

>>9807288
>I meet lots of seagulls
so if i run into you at CW this summer, how should i address you?

[Anonymous No.9808022]

>>9807977
beautiful!!

[Anonymous No.9808039]

>>9798603
I've never seen a dress I needed more than this one

[Anonymous No.9808072]

Is there a way to give my hips an extra poof to create a more rococoish feeling to a lolita outfit? Any tutorials on petticoats or other specific undergarments?

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9808152]

>>9807816
>hi from that /his/ thread about Robespierre!

90% of /his/ is objectively shit, but even a broken, racist clock is right twice a day.

I'm already downloading some to check out later. I'll add Fargeon to the list...

>>9807977
This is the place for shameless self posts. You look lovely!

>so if i run into you at CW this summer, how should i address you?

If I'm American or British, sergeant works fine, and lieutenant if I'm french. We can discuss names in person.

>>9808072
Bumroll.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9808154]

>>9808072

[Anonymous No.9808298]

>>9808152
Hey gropey, just wanted to say that you're handsome and I appreciate everything that you do for us here. <3

[Anonymous No.9808306]

>>9808152
where are you downloading from?

[Anonymous No.9808346]

>>9807316
How dare, they took years and years
(sorry, someone had to)

[Anonymous No.9808380]

>>9807316
I knew someone who had this dress from the same line and it was pretty nicely constructed, but the fabric looked a bit cheap in most lighting. Especially since it was a pain in the ass for her to steam flat.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9808407]

>>9808298
Thank you anon.

>>9808306
Technically, my bro is. Pirate Bay I think.

[Anonymous No.9808590]

>>9802725
Fucking Nier :Automata cosplayers

[Anonymous No.9808617]

>>9808346
kek, every time I see chemise a la reine pics I remember the research
that said I'm wanting to make one, I can't decide if long and history accurate or lolita style.

[Anonymous No.9808710]

>>9808380

The dress in this picture looks better, but the details like those buttons facing down, unfortunate choice of fabric for that white frilly details and the folds on the waist area (that might have been avoided with better construction, better ironing or pining the dress to fit the manequim better) are what give them a kind of cheap look.

It's not bad, it's an actual cute dress, but those little details would make it look so much better. I'm always sad when I see pieces with so much potencial looking a little bit meh because of a thing or two.

[Anonymous No.9808806]

>>9808617
I'd go for long and accurate if you want something comfy and pretty as heck.

[Anonymous No.9808919]

>>9808152
>You look lovely!
aw thanks, gropey....i'm blushing!

[Anonymous No.9808974]

>>9801825
Hime sleeve in lolita terms

[Anonymous No.9809823]

@ell_noble on Insta is next-level rocolita

[Anonymous No.9809825]

>>9809823

[Anonymous No.9809826]

>>9809825

[Anonymous No.9809828]

>>9809826

[Anonymous No.9809878]

@elizabethderascole in Rococo punk meets lolita

[Anonymous No.9809902]

>>9809878
> Rococo punk meets lolita
And yet it fails at looking like either. Does she think they are just buzzwords?

[Anonymous No.9811372]

>>9809902
>Buzzwords
Pretty much. Trying to stand out by using words they don't understand. The print isn't even the right period.

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9811496]

>>9808590
I lol'd

>>9808617
Long, and you can make a short one later.

>>9808919
Just being truthful.

>>9809826
>Dat chair

>>9809878
... That's Elizabethan art, and nothing is near Rococo styled.

[Anonymous No.9811698]

>>9809878
What part of this is Rococo or punk?

[Anonymous No.9811735]

Baroque has beautiful cuts and fabric prints, but what is their quality like?

[Anonymous No.9811740]

>>9811735
their Sakizo collab looks gorgeous

[Anonymous No.9811746]

>>9811496
I just wanted to say you're handsome and I appreciate everything you do here. Fuck the hating bitches. ilu Gropey-kun

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9811903]

>>9811735
Oh wow, thats awesome. I am a sucker for gathered ribbon trim.

>>9811746
Thanks anon. You're swell too, im sure.

[Anonymous No.9812037]

>>9811496
It's actually Flemish Baroque of the Jacobean era but I'm just being pedantic for no reason lmao

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9812056]

>>9812037
Considering the overlap of the Elizabethan/Jacobean era (1558–1603 and 1567–1625 respectively), the pedantic nature of the period can be summed up by this: Fuck the Jacobites.

[Anonymous No.9812529]

>>9812037
be pedantic! this is a good thread for critical pedantry

[Anonymous No.9812598]

>>9812056
>Fuck the Jacobites.

Not a fan of plaid?

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9813081]

>>9812598
I love plaid. Im also a Loyalist.

[Anonymous No.9815920]

this is from a Rococo-themed wedding featuring a mix of historic and lolita dress. this woman made her gown, which i will post pics of. i lost the tab with her handle sadly

[Anonymous No.9815921]

>>9815920

[Anonymous No.9815923]

>>9815921

[Anonymous No.9815924]

>>9815923

[Anonymous No.9815926]

>>9815924

[Anonymous No.9815931]

>>9815926
another shot of the lady guests, with her face and hair better visible

[Anonymous No.9815932]

>>9815931
the bride and groom, bit underwhelming compared to the big detail work of that one guest

[Anonymous No.9815995]

>>9815931
I saw this girl's table at a con this weekend and thought you'd like her work! She has a store, but it's in french and I don't know if she ships internationally.
https://www.madameaugustine.fr/

[Gropey_the_Clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9816144]

>>9815920
>>9815921
>>9815923
>>9815924
>>9815926
>>9815931
>>9815932
I so rarely use the word... But this is truely epic.

>>9815995
The print looks a little off to me, but that is otherwise a really nice piece.

[Anonymous No.9816399]

>>9816144
seconding the epicness...i really love the striped fabric she chose.

[Anonymous No.9816996]

>>9816144
Silly question for you, but would it be weird to ask a reenactment group to show up as honor guard for a rococo wedding?

[Gropey_the_clown !g3AO.hFIes No.9817143]

>>9816996
Loaded question. Not all units are created equal. For every well dressed, well drilled and professional looking unit, you get five that are sloppy, poorly dressed trash.

If you can find a good one, and convince them, then you can probably get yourself a fine group of men in smart uniform, who would do it for the chance to dance, dine and enjoy themselves after.

If you get any other group... You'll ruin your wedding, lets leave it at that.

[Anonymous No.9818787]

>>9807288
>Very fae courtier looking.I have a real thing for it, but rarely get to indulge.
illustrator and ouji @inkwell_illustrations (Instagram) has fantastic tailoring skills. maybe not as 18th-century-looking though.

the final issue of Gothic and Lolita Bible was fairy themed, but there is a drought of fey coords in the western comm, despite horns and wings and such gaining ground in Japan.

[Anonymous No.9818799]

>>9818787
his handmade jacket+waistcoat combos feel inspired by the 18th century but the fit is more modern. but the length and open front of the jacket plus the fitted waistcoat underneath (mimicked by Boz's Roland designs, the go-to item for most brand macarouji coords) seems to belong to that era. men's jackets seem to have permanently closed up in front in eras afterward.

[Anonymous No.9819611]

Bumping an amazing thread

[Anonymous No.9819623]

>>9807288
yea. I love the rise of british fairy aesthetic lately.

[Anonymous No.9819876]

>>9818787
I absolutely detest the teased rat-nest hairstyle.

[Anonymous No.9820348]

>>9819611
you capped the images with a Facebook-tier meme and without contributing. apologize please.

i have a million more inspo pics to dump for the next thread though. the 150 cap makes no sense on this kind of board imo.

[Anonymous No.9820489]

>>9802158
Sauce on the tights? I am obsessed

[Anonymous No.9822223]

>>9820489
no clue, sorry! i wish it was still common to list the sources of all items in the image itself.

is there enough interest in a new thread? i have hella images to dump still.

[Anonymous No.9822257]

>>9796390
this is cute and trashy in all the best ways~

[Anonymous No.9825128]

>>9822223
yes, go for it anon!

[Anonymous No.9827929]

>>9825128
ok! soon.

FOR NOW, i relocated the source for the woman with the gorgeous handmade gown. sorry for mobile link, i am on the run: https://mobile.twitter.com/bibibibiron