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Krinolinenmode. Clara Schmidt von Knobelsdorff mit Kaschmirschal und Sonnenschirm; Adolph von Menzel, 1848. Die Zeit der Krinolinenmode von 1842 bis etwa 1870 ist als durchgehende Epoche anzusehen, deren Anfang von der Einführung der Krinoline markiert wird.
- Crinolines
- Crinoline Styles
- The Emergence of The Polonaise
- The Tournure
The Horsehair Crinoline Petticoat of 1830s
The new skirt style which emerged in 1841 was achieved by a method of gauging fabric into organ or cartridge pleats which introduced yet more fullness. This was abandoned in 1846 for flat pleating which gave even more width. After 1845 double flounced skirts helped push the shape out, making the skirt look even broader.
Cage Crinoline or Artificial Crinoline of 1856
As the decade progressed, more and more petticoats were added until the skirts were very full. For decency as well as fashion a minimum of six petticoats was considered essential. They became very heavy and unbearable in the summer heat. At last in 1856 the cage crinolinepetticoat or artificial crinoline was introduced. With this support, ladies had to wear just one petticoat to soften the cage ridges. Of course, as gusts of wind often blew the crinolines sideways, long drawers became essenti...
W. S. Thomson Patents Metal Cage Crinoline
The American W. S. Thomson patented the metal cage crinoline in the USA, France, and Britain in 1856. Marketed in these three countries it soon became a huge hit. The crinoline knew no class differences and it was the first fashion to be adopted in England and America by all classes, even if the quality of the crinoline was doubtful the cheaper it got. Illustrations of working women wearing cheaper versions of the cage show ugly ridges of steel bands. Women loved the cage crinoline. At the he...
At its peak, the cage crinoline gave skirts a full rounded domed contour like a round teapot cover. Various styles were fashionable each year and some are listed below. 1. The Duchess Skirt-Draper of 1855 2. The Parisien (sic), Tournure petticoat of 1857 3. The Tavernier Underskirt of 1857 4. The Duchâteau Underskirt of 1858 5. The Over-Petticoat o...
The back began to develop an almost train-like quality. Eventually the front flattened and the fullness swept even further to the back of the skirt. By 1864 the support of a crinoline frame was decreasing in use. The double skirt became fashionable again. Most women were wearing a modified form of the crinoline without upper hoop rings by 1867. Jus...
Crinolines were still worn, but they simply changed their shape. By 1869 the flounce frilled horsehair tournure dress improveror bustle was the undergarment to own to achieve the fashionable silhouette of the day.
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16. Feb. 2016 · 1. Pettiskirt Style: One of my absolute go-tos for fabulous, well made crinolines in a huge range of colours (including the dusty rose chiffon beauty above that I would absolutely love to add to my closet!), plus various lengths, numbers of tiers, materials, and degrees of fullness.
20. Apr. 2016 · Crinoline (stiff fabric made from horse-hair and linen) was used from about 1840 onwards to create a stiff petticoat which would support a wide skirt. The name began to be associated with the under structures of the age and sprung steel was later used as it was light, flexible and robust.
