Seventeenth Century Patreon Post Unlocked: The Miniaturist Finally Comes to the U.S.! By Trystan L. Bass on September 17, 2019 The TV adaption of Jessie Burton’s novel The Miniaturist (2017) set in 1686 Amsterdam... Read more →
Eighteenth Century4 Beetle-Wing Embroidery in the 18th Century – Where Fashion and Fantasy Collide By The Frock Flicks Team on September 9, 2019 Frock Flicks note: This is a guest post by our friend J. Leia Lima Baum, @jleialimabaum.... Read more →
Seventeenth Century22 TBT: Girl With a Pearl Earring (2003) By Trystan L. Bass on August 22, 2019 This is a movie I wanted to like. Such a clever concept -- who is the woman behind a... Read more →
Twentieth Century1 Titanic (1997) Corsetry: Historically Accurate? By Kendra on August 6, 2019 So I was noodling around YouTube as one does, and I discovered that Glamour magazine has... Read more →
Sixteenth Century19 How the Spanish Princess Fucks Up Early Tudor Costume By Kendra on July 22, 2019 We have been all over the Starz TV miniseries adaptation of a Philippa Fucking Gregory... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyTop 5 Friday28 Top 5 Ways The Spanish Princess Gets 16th C. Spanish Costume Wrong By Kendra on July 12, 2019 We have been all over the Starz TV miniseries adaptation of a Philippa Fucking Gregory... Read more →
Sixteenth CenturyTop 5 Friday54 Top 5 Ways The Spanish Princess Gets the History Wrong By Kendra on June 28, 2019 So, The Spanish Princess's first season has just ended. I recapped every episode,... Read more →
Throwback ThursdayTwentieth Century6 TBT: My Fair Lady (1964) By Trystan L. Bass on June 27, 2019 Cecil Beaton designed more than 1,000 garments My Fair Lady (1964), and while I'm not... Read more →
Forgotten HistoryTop 5 Friday19 Top 5 Journalists Who Need Movies Made About Them By Trystan L. Bass on May 31, 2019 Our occasional series about history’s most interesting people who have been... Read more →
Nineteenth Century7 Wild Nights With Emily (2019) Is Pretty Wild By Trystan L. Bass on April 23, 2019 For busting the chaste, reclusive, "belle of Amherst" myth, look no farther than this... Read more →
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