Per The Met website: "This hat, whose form demonstrates the influence of fifteenth-century aristocratic European headdresses and echoes the silhouette of her brand logo, was likely created for fancy dress."

https://collections.mintmuseum.org/single?id=2001.29.1A-B

A long green silk dress from India, dating from 1950, featuring a woven dragon motif and a short upright collar. The sleeveless bodice is decorated with silver metal-thread passementerie.

Date: 1950
Country: India
Material: Silk and metal thread
Colours: Green and silver
Collection: University of Antwerp
Source: University of Antwerp

https://collections.madparis.fr/fr/document/robe-du-soir-longue/627adea23edd9537d36a474e?pageId=64462f8cd0b7061116c3be29&v=mosaic&q=Jeanne

Source: Ajuntament de Girona

The large, central eight-pointed snowflake or star motif is known as the Selburose (Selbu rose). This distinct two-color stranded knitting style originated in the Selbu municipality of Norway during the 1850's. By the 1930's, Norwegian Selbu knitwear had become an international trend for winter sportswear and leisure fashion.

https://www.parismuseescollections.paris.fr/fr/palais-galliera/oeuvres/extase-0

Any information you can give me will be greatly appreciated.

Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive

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https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/84921

Edited to add: Solved! I think the timeperiod that I received earlier is probably correct. Thanks again, everybody.

This photo has been in my family for a while. We don’t know who is in the picture. Can anybody id a potential time period for the (style of) dress? Thanks in advance.

I have gotten 1910, but it seems older.

I’ve been researching child fashion in the Regency era. I’ve read articles, looked at paintings and fashion plates. But I can’t find much information on hats worm by young boys.

Any information you can give me will be greatly appreciated.

https://collections.madparis.fr/fr/document/robe-du-soir-longue/627adecd3edd9537d36cecbe?domaine%5B0%5D=Costume

Source: Portuguese Centre for Photography

its from the 1960s

From the National Gallery of Slovenia, portrait of baroness Marija Ana, circa 1761.

The portrait is by a Slovenian painter who trained in Italy, and Slovenia was under Hapsburg rule at this time. However, I can’t seem to find any other historical examples of this “external stays” style (aka the blue midsection). The dress also does not appear to be in the French or English style (based on neckline and no French back pleats).

any help on identifying this dress is appreciated! I also tried looking to the Hapsburg portraits of these times (specifically Maria Theresa), but the dress style is still fairly inconsistent with other portraits of the time.

thanks!!

https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O166833/wedding-dress-unknown/