missfolly:

Maharaja Bhupinder Singh, a religious and military leader of the Sikh kingdom of Patiala (modern Punjab, India), 1911

I LOVE THIS!

coolchicksfromhistory:

The first all female jury in the state of California, 1911

Those are some awesome ladies in some slammin’ hats. 

omgthatdress:

Paul Poiret turban ca. 1911 via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

 Hello lover!

omgthatdress:

Mme. Pauline hat ca. 1911 via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

 I find this hat so charming.  It would be such fun to wear!

grossmary:

Miss Lily Elsie  as Anègle Didier, this is from a production called “The Count of Luxembourg” performed in 1911. I love her outfit- fur, feathers and silks by the looks of it!

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treselegant:

Fashion at Ely Races 1911.

petitpoulailler:

1911 Edwardian millinery couture ~ Atelier Bachwitz

drakecaperton:

La Vie Parisienne

December 11, 1915

Cover by Herouard

Le nouveau casque

(Off to the trenches with you, Cupid!)

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petitpoulailler:

1911 Grand Album de Chapeaux Chic Parisien ~ Fashionable black taffetas hat. Brim turned back in front and at the back. Round shaped crown in half height, covered with four black ostrich feather tips. Chromolithograph, Atelier Bachwitz

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wearinghistory:

1911 Hats and Millinery Supplies- Gimbel Bros

ornamentedbeing:

Consuelo Vanderbilt’s Boucheron Tiara

If you’re ever in Newport, RI, make sure you visit Marble House, which is where Consuelo grew up.  Her story is sad, but her house would make would make a Rococo King jealous.