These aged and worn vintage ladies fashion magazine pages each include a lovely illustration of a Victorian lady and descriptions of fashions included in the magazine. The featured images included on the pages are outlined at the top and also on one side with a beautiful ornamental frame.
The Victorian lady in the first illustration is modelling a Ladies’ Evening Toilette which consisted of a ladies’ evening waist and a five-gored skirt. The price of each pattern to make this outfit in 1894 was 25 cents.
The Victorian lady in the second illustration is modelling a Ladies’ Reception Toilette which consisted of a ladies’ waist and a full skirt. The price of each pattern to make this outfit in 1894 was 25 cents.
Here are black and white clip art versions of the illustrations from the vintage ladies fashion pages.
I scanned the original pages from the November 1894 issue of The Delineator magazine.
New in my Etsy shop this week is a set of printable vintage 1903-04 Christmas catalog book pages.
Image is linked to my shop.
10 thoughts on “Vintage Ladies Fashion Clip Art”
Beautiful ladies.
I’m happy to know you like them Ann. 🙂
What beautiful dresses….what would they think if they saw how we dressed now…..
Ohhhh Carol, I think they would be appalled! 🙂
What beautiful images and how fantastic they look printed out. Great for a Ladies Journal idea.
Thanks so much. Cheers Hellen
Hellen, I love the idea of a ladies journal! I’m happy to know you are pleased with the images printed out. 🙂
Looking at exquisite dresses like these back then and one wonders what went wrong for us to have today’s fashion!
Perhaps it’ll come around to a happy medium in future years. I do love these styles but also love the freedom to dress casually. 🙂
Thank you very much for these ladies. I used the Halloween images in my project here http://craftingwithjack.blogspot.com/2018/10/31-days-of-halloween.html
You’re welcome for the ladies, Angela. I LOVE your designs with the Halloween images! I pinned them on my “Cards and Tags” board on Pinterest. Thank you for sharing! 🙂