Frocks Collection (page 10)

Debs Evening Frocks 1933
Debutantes practice their bowing wearing evening dress. The back view of the gowns are reflected in a mirror. Two of the gowns have cowl necklines

Waggoners Frocks or no bodys of 1795

Fashionable Frocks 1902
A lady poses in a shot pink and blue dress, while another enjoys the sea air and wears a beige and red dress with a purse attached at the waist

Four Women, Seaside 1893
Four women in fashionable frocks with leg of mutton sleeves in a colonnaded area overlooking the sea

Garden Party Frocks 1910
Dresses suitable for a garden party: a pretty concoction of floral pastel shades ornamented with embroidery & artificial roses worn with large hats & toques

Girls in Frocks 1925
Girls wear practical short frocks: gathered from a broad collar & with scollop detailing or shirt style with turn over collar & a deep yoke / shirt front in a contrasting fabric

Children in East End Street
Three little girls from Londons East End wear aprons or pinafores over their plain frocks. One girl wears a hat another wears black wool stockings & stout boots

Babies / Long Clothes 1863
Long clothes - possibly a christening robe adorned with tucked panels & lace insertions; short clothes with vandyked sleeves & bodice, also habit-shirts & sleeves

Traditional flameco dresses, Seville, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

Egyptian Frocks 1924
Egyptian influence. Green tube dress with gold fabric draped diagonally from one shoulder & fastened at the hip; black print dress with handkerchief drapery at the hips

Garden Party Frocks 1911
Pelisse style coat with Directoire collar, large hats adorned with osprey & ostrich, high waisted gowns with narrow (hobble) skirts, over-skirt with a central split

Advert / Hercules Fabrics
Hercules fabrics - the family fabric for overalls, dresses and childrens frocks

Jubilee Frocks 1935
A selection of smart, fashionable day frocks to make yourself. One has a double collar wide enough to cover the shoulders, another a frilled cape yoke

Sporty Frocks 1929
Cotton print frocks: sports frock with square neck, button bodice & gathered shoulder straps; moire print with panels & piping; abstract print with flared skirt panel

Printed Frocks 1929
Print frocks in georgette & chiffon: casino frock with cape, scalloped yokes & uneven hem; bertha corsage, flared flounce & pleated ruffle trim; brown dress: box-pleated flounces

Chiffon Frocks 1929
Pretty chiffon frocks: rose print with flounces from shoulder to hem, blossom print with pleated skirt & hanging scarf ends, chrysanthemum print with train & cape back

Linen Frocks 1929
Practical summer frocks in embroidered linen: collarless jacket & 2 piece dress with flounce, or gored skirt, scarf & plain trim, or a floral dress with coatee bodice

Lace Frocks 1929
Feminine dresses with uneven hemlines using lace, silk & satin in tiered flounces, chevron shaped inserts & in gathered side panels & capes

Costume / Family 1890S
Woman: plain skirt, separate bodice with gigot sleeves, pleated detail & stand collar. Girls: white broderie Anglaise frocks, shoulder ribbon bows & sashes & shoes with bars

Nanny & Charges C. 1880
A baby & a little girl in white frocks: shoulder ribbons, vandyked broderie Anglaise short sleeves & hem. Leather shoes with ankle straps or crossed lacing

Mother & Daughters 1860S
Woman: dress with bishop sleeves, pleated ribbon trim, white cuffs, lace collar. Girls: short frocks cut low off the shoulders, broderie Anglaise trimmed drawers

Boy & Girl / Frocks 1860S
Brother & sister wear frocks that are cut low off the shoulder, lace petticoats & trousers. Frocks have simulated stomacher bodices, buttons & applied ribbon trim

Summer Frocks 1929
Summer frocks: sleeveless & white with a central back pleat; princess line with long sleeves & pleated hem; box pleated skirt & collarless jacket with scallop edge

Social / Farmers Door 18C
A charming farmers wife dressed unsuitably in white wears a quilted petticoat & white mob cap. Her children wear loose frocks or a separate bodice, shift & skirt

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"Frocks Through the Ages: A Fashion Journey" Step back in time and explore the evolution of frocks, as we delve into captivating moments from fashion history. From Harvey Nichols' iconic advertisement in 1953 to women embracing the outdoors in 1881, these glimpses into the past reveal how they have always been a symbol of style and femininity. In "Fashions for a Coronation Summer" during 1953, elegant ladies adorned themselves with regal frocks fit for a queen. Meanwhile, Christmas Frocks of 1935 brought festive cheer with their intricate designs and luxurious fabrics that shimmered under twinkling lights. Traveling further back, Costume June 1886 showcased Victorian-era frocks that exuded grace and sophistication. The year 1912 witnessed evening clothing adorned with pearls and lace, epitomizing timeless elegance. Even children were not exempt from fashionable trends; adorable little ones donned charming frocks in 1864, reflecting an era where even youth embraced sartorial excellence. Society women at Cowes Week in 1907 displayed their impeccable taste by sporting chic frocks while enjoying leisurely activities. Advertisements from Marshall & Snelgrove's fashionable dresses in 1933 highlighted how these garments became essential elements of every woman's wardrobe. The London fashion house of Fifinella captivated hearts with its avant-garde designs during the roaring twenties (1920), pushing boundaries and redefining what it meant to be stylish. Gorringes inexpensive summer frock advert from 1929 proved that fashion could be accessible without compromising on quality or aesthetics. Gorringes continued to impress women across all walks of life when they introduced their womenswear collection in an advert from 1928 – proving that everyone deserved to feel beautiful regardless of budget or status. As we reflect on these snapshots throughout history, one thing remains constant: Frocks hold a special place in the hearts of women, transcending time and trends.