Wordless Wednesday #132

Source: 1stdips.com via CNJ JASNA on Pinterest

Wordless Wednesday #77

Source: Etsy sale via CNJ JASNA on Pinterest

Regency Fashion

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A complete gold and opal parure, consisting of a tiara comb, necklace, two bracelets, earrings and a brooch.

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Shawl. Silk and wool. Scotland, 1815-20.

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A pair of pink glace kid slippers with stylized pattern of black floral moverall (stenciled!); pointed toe; very low heel covered with pink leather; pink silk cord ties single pair of eyelet holes at front; narrow ribbon covers seam

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Source: lesleyannemcleod.tumblr.com via Anne on Pinterest

Gentleman's Suit, 1820s Nordiska Museet  

For more Regency Fashion check out Anne Tjaden's Pinterest board. 

CNJ JASNA Fundraiser

{Moonlight Court}, aka Meredith, is selling her jewelry, which has several pieces inspired by Jane Austen. Catch Meredith at the meetings or find her on Etsy.



In the “message to seller” section mention CNJJASNA and Meredith will donate 15% of the item's purchase price to the chapter. Any item for sale will be part of the fundraiser. Thanks for your support.

{Jane Austen on Etsy}

Featured Etsy artist specializing in Jane Austen apparel and accoutrements: prettywhimsical has great pendants at very reasonable prices, that can adorn every Janeite. Follow this link to find a pendant for yourself: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=33735512

Georgian Jewelry

JASNA-NY Regional Meeting: Georgian Jewelry
by Frederica Jaret
on Saturday, Sept 12, 2009 at 2:00pm
at the Helen Mills Theater
137 West 26th Street (btwn 6th and 7th Avenue)

After Frederica's presentation, we will enjoy a tea with light sandwiches and sweets.

See http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102671722689&s=31&e=001Z2Ju2UrKA95NMntnR-EMjUg8Kh9WA1gonqmyBmWIAN2HBwzz--8cLFngVdH0iH2WfzSV9IjbUg64I9gFXy99navNcw1khpKkWC7d5_UOoz8= for registration form.

Women turned Mr. Darcy's head

Seattle designer Pam Claussen’s adoration for vintage Victorian style extends well beyond her thriving business, Glam by Pam, and is reflected in every room of her home. Here, in the grand 650-square-foot master bath, Pam has created a beautiful sanctuary, complete with an eighteenth-century Louis XV chandelier, handblown marble sinks, Gothic wallpaper, richly upholstered furniture, and a custom-designed stained glass window. She also displays a selection of her one-of-a-kind glittering creations—elegant crowns, tiaras, and bridal headpieces and accessories.

In an interview with Victoria magazine, Pam states,"she revels in the Pride and Prejudice era, when women turned Mr. Darcy's head with a flirtatious fan."

For more information and to view Pam Claussen’s work, visit glambypam.net.

To learn more about Pam Claussen and her business, see “Crown Jewels,” on page 76 of the September/October 2009 issue of Victoria magazine.