Tudor fashions, from early Tudor to Elizabethan frufferies...
The Taming of the Rogue
by Amanda McCabe
One Wicked Christmas
Jane Austen: Blood Persuasion
by Janet Mullany
Valiant Soldier, Beautiful Enemy 
Lady of Seduction
Mr Bishop and the Actress
by Janet Mullany
Little to Hex Her by Janet Mullany
in Bespelling Jane Austen
by Diane Gaston
To Kiss A Count by Amanda McCabe
The Unlacing of Miss Leigh by Diane Gaston
in Pleasurably Undone
Reader, I Married Him by Janet Mullany
To Bed a Libertine by Amanda McCabe
Improper Relations by Janet Mullany
The Wagering Widow (in High Society Affairs, Vol. 12) by Diane Gaston
The Maid's Lover by Amanda McCabe
Gallant Officer, Forbidden Lady by Diane Gaston
A Most Lamentable Comedy by Janet Mullany
Scandal by Carolyn Jewel
The Diamonds of Welbourne Manor by Diane Gaston, Amanda McCabe and Deb Marlowe
The Unlacing of Miss Leigh by Diane Gaston
High Seas Stowaway by Amanda McCabe
Scandalizing the Ton by Diane Gaston 
The Vanishing Viscountess by Diane Gaston
A Sinful Alliance by Amanda McCabe
Forbidden Shores by Jane Lockwood
A Notorious Woman by Amanda McCabe
The Rules of Gentility by Janet Mullany
Innocence and Impropriety by Diane Gaston
A Singular Lady by Megan Frampton
Lady Dearing's Masquerade by Elena Greene
by Elena Greene
by Amanda McCabe
by Laurel McKee
by Janet Mullany
by Amanda McCabe
6 comments:
My favorite? Easy. The Regency.
I hope you have a fabulous time, Amanda! I can't think of anyone who could do a better job talking about fashions of any era but you!!
Amanda, I hope you have a great time!
Of course, I like the Regency. I also like many Georgian styles, especially the simpler gowns with unpowdered hair, though come to think of it, wigs and feathers might be fun for dress-up.
Regency, of course !!
Wish I could be there to enjoy your workshop! Safe journey and have fun!
You know me, it's all about the 1780s. *grin* Love the early round gowns and the apron-skirt gowns and the crazy hedgehog hair.
Hope you have a great time giving your workshop.
I'll take one of each.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to attend on of Amanda's talks.
I think the lovely simplicity of the ladies gowns, plus the sexy, manly, style of the Corinthian set males is exactly why I have always been drawn to Regencies.
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