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iPentimento – COI 10th Edition – Costume

Posted on February 17th, 2010 by Carol

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We’re celebrating the 10th Edition of the Carnival of Images with the word prompt: Costume

John and Mary (DeSpain) Whitmore center-front

Children behind L-R: Cordelia, John, Mariah, Mary and William

This photo was most likely taken before 1904 because the youngest boy, William, died in January of that year. I have chosen this photo for the Carnival because of the elaborate dresses the ladies are wearing.

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3 Responses to “iPentimento – COI 10th Edition – Costume”

Cheryle Hoover Davis (1 comments.), on January 30th, 2009 at 6:37 AM Said:

Can you imagine making these dresses? Not only yards and yards of fabric, but sewing much of it by hand! No wonder the sewing machine was such a revolutionary invention to women of this era. I make ‘period’ costumes and it’s difficult enough to make something like this using today’s modern machines.

Great photo!
Pet Fence (1 comments.), on January 31st, 2009 at 5:00 AM Said:

Wow this one is really cool pics I must say and is suiting for your topic as well. Just look at the dress of that time and of now. Huge difference.

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Comedy Plus (2 comments.), on February 3rd, 2009 at 1:09 PM Said:

People dressed back then didn’t they? Not so much anymore though.

Have a terrific day.

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