Jane Austen and her sister Cassandra Austen help each other to dress in the Regency fashions of 1810.
Getting Dressed – Jane Austen and her sister Cassandra (1810)
Getting Dressed – Victorian Gardener
1850s , a lonely Victorian Gardener prepares for a special day.
Getting Dressed – Prince Albert 1848
Prince Albert prepares for Christmas Eve in 1848
The scene we depicted was based an image found the Illustrated London News of 1848:
A short documentary about some of the research that went into recreating a scene of Queen Victoria’s family and their children’s Christmas tree in 1848:
Getting Dressed – Queen Victoria 1848
Queen Victoria dresses on Christmas Eve 1848
The making of Queen Victoria’s dress by Pauline Loven of Crow’s Eye Productions:
Getting Dressed in 1910s – Suffragette
A maid dresses for a Suffragette meeting after her day’s work.
Getting Dressed in the 18th Century – Dido Belle
Dido Belle prepares for her portrait to be painted by the artist David Martin accompanied by her cousin Lady Elizabeth Murray.
A short film on the research behind the making of this film:
Getting Dressed in 1969, London
The hippy era of fashion.
Getting Dressed in 1965
The swinging sixties and the mini skirt era.
Getting Dressed in the 1830’s
The popularity of the excellent BBC series ‘Gentleman Jack’, led to many requests for ‘getting dressed’ film from that era.
Getting Dressed for Travelling in the 18th Century
The 18th century travelling outfit known as a Brunswick is practical and elegant. To find out more about it see our ‘Getting Dressed in the 18th Century – Brunswick’ Film: