Sophie B Steel Collection
Sophie B Steel, a renowned creator and historian
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Sophie B Steel, a renowned creator and historian, has left an indelible mark on the world of fashion with her exquisite depictions of clothing throughout various historical periods. From the opulent reigns of Charles I and II to the tumultuous times under James II, Sophie's attention to detail transports us back to a bygone era. In 1903, she unveiled her masterpiece showcasing the clothing during The Republic Under Washington and Adams from 1790-1800. With meticulous precision, she captured the essence of this pivotal time in American history when our young nation was finding its footing. But Sophie's talent didn't stop there; she delved even further into history with her depiction of clothing during George III's reign from 1760-1776. Her work beautifully encapsulates the grandeur and elegance that characterized this period. Traveling back in time to 1620-1670, Sophie explored another fascinating era through her creations. She expertly recreated garments worn during this transformative period when colonial America was taking shape. The Reigns of James I-Charles I from 1607-1640 also came alive under Sophie's skilled hands. Through her detailed illustrations, we can almost feel ourselves transported to a time filled with regal splendor and intricate fashions. It also turned her attention towards children's attire during Queen Anne and George I-II-III's reigns from 1702-1790. Her depictions offer a glimpse into how little ones were dressed in those days – adorable miniature versions of their adult counterparts. One cannot forget about the stunning red brocade gown worn in Barbados Colony circa 1685 that Sophie brought to life through her artistry. This piece showcases both sophistication and cultural diversity within its design. Costumes during George III's reign alongside the first years of the Republic (1778-1790) were meticulously recreated by Sophie as well. These garments reflect the changing times and the merging of two distinct worlds.