The long awaited new series by Julian Fellowes has finally arrived. The Guilded Age premiered on Monday, January 24 on HBO Max. Watch the delicious trailer, or go right to the first episode, which is available online. The series’ clothing is divine, but a few pieces go a long way in the modern era.
Capelets – Modest covered shoulders
Left: Victorian Capelet: Unlined, lightweight fabric with satin ties. 8 colors. Handmade. $28.00
Right: Jenny by Jenny Yoo Odessa Capelet: Translucent Tulle. Pull on styling. (The underdress would NOT have been this revealing.) $350.00
Blouses- Puffs and Ruffles to Mutton Sleeves clockwise
Elsie Smocked Mock-Neck Blouse by Kobi Halperin: Long bell Sleeves; smocked above cuffs Shirring below the neckline Relaxed silhouette Pullover style Silk/spandex Sale $275.00
Ganni Cotton Poplin Blouse: Two-tone fitted blouse in lightweight slightly stiff cotton poplin with exaggerated puffy mutton-style sleeves. gathering at shoulders and fitted wrist Side slip pockets, one asymmetrical patch pocket (modern addition) Unlined. $129.00
AND left to right
Dulwich Coat by Libelula: Fluid wool crepe lined in black satin. Vintage brooch fastening. $613.00
Lyric Black Lace Dress: Gold floral embroidery. Empire waist. short blouson sleeves completed with a delicate velvet trim. square décolletage. $895.00
Over-Sized Beaded Laine Coat by George Hobeika: Collared Neckline. Long Sleeves Front Button Closure Floral Motif $4469.00
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