Just like my list of print resources, this is largely taken from Claire Hummel's list of historical fashion resources. It, too, is updated whenever I find a new link to share.
Most recent update: April 1, 2015
General and Survey Sites
- The Costumer’s Manifesto
- Démodé Couture
- La Couteriere Parisienne
- Textile as Art
- Wikipedia’s History of Western Fashion
16th Century
17th Century
- Late 17th Century Clothing History
- Nicole Kipar’s 17th-Century Clothing History
- LACMA fashion plates
19th Century
- British Photo Detective
- Timeline of Costume History
- The Sewing Academy
- Costume Institute Fashion Plates
Costumes
- Costumer’s Guide to Movie Costumes
- Oregon Shakespeare Festival costume rentals
- Recycled Movie Costumes
- The British Museum
- Colonial Williamsburg
- Glover’s of London
- Kyoto Costume Institute
- TEXMEDIN Digital Library
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Costume Institute
- Museum of Fine Arts Boston
- National Museum of the American Indian
- Victoria & Albert Museum
- Extant Costume Collections Database
- Á La Mode, 1795-1920 Fashion Plates
- Archive.org - Deptartment Store Catalogs
- Claremont Colleges Fashion Plate Collection
- Digital Changeling - Period Resources
- UW Fashion Plate Collection
- Wishbook Web
- http://www.pinterest.com/barbeemt/
- http://www.pinterest.com/marilola678/
- http://www.pinterest.com/p8ronella/
- http://www.pinterest.com/stonefinder/
- http://www.pinterest.com/thedreamstress/
- http://www.pinterest.com/shoomlah/
- All The Pretty Dresses
- Diary of a Mantua Maker
- Folk Costume and Embroidery
- Idlewild Illustre
- La Cotte Simple
- The Merry Dressmaker
- Mode Historique
- Rococo Atelier
- Defunct Fashion
- Fripperies and Fobs
- Non-Western Historical Fashion
- Old Rags
- OMG That Dress
- The Vintage Thimble
- Ye Olde Fashion
- Recycled Movie Costumes - not necessarily the most practical reference, given the nature of movie costumes and their historical accuracy, but still really fun to look at if you're interested in costuming.
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