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If you want to see your photo here wearing something from Dead Chicken Hat, just send your picture (300px wide and .jpg or .gif format, please) with some text to info(at)deadchickenhat(dot)com. I'll be delighted to see how great you look! |
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Victorian Day at school - why be yet another house maid? Here you can see velvet, satin and lace in an 'Alexanda' taille [TL01], 'Emily' bustle skirt [SK14] and 'Florence' day cap [HT03]. She is also wearing a cameo neck band [NL01] and carrying a small velvet bag [BG02]. |
Straight from the Victoria and Albert Museum's exhibition of 1950s couture cames this sunny 'Lynn' dress[DR07]. To give the right profile, it is worn with two net petticoats [PC08 & 9]. |
Re-enactment quality Elizabethan kirtle [DR03], smock [SM03] and coif [CF09]. This outfit is almost identical to one worn by a servant who smuggled messages to Queen Mary in the film 'Elizabeth'. |
Sergeant's formal mess suit [ST03], tailored in Savile Row, no less! |
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Ellie at her village's Mayday celebrations. She is wearing 'Bertha' Victorian smock dress (DR04) and matching petticoat(PC07). |
Chris is wearing a Bavarian dirndle outfit. Here you can see the 'Anni' button-front bodice (BD09) and 'Alyda' cropped white blouse (BL08). |
Lily is wearing a back-laced bodice (BD08) that is rather too big for her, and a drawstring skirt (SK07) that's rather too long. |
This is Joshua (or it could be his twin, Matthew) wearing a chaperon hood (HD03) that's a bit too big for him! This is the orgin of the Dead Chicken Hat. |
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No cockroaches were harmed in the construction of this page - mainly because they're so bloomin' fast! (not that I'm saying there are cockroaches at the Dead Chicken Hat premises, you understand)
Additions and corrections are welcome, accompanied by referenced sources, to seamstress(at)deadchickenhat(dot)com.
All mistakes are entirely of my own invention, and I claim world-wide copyright on them.