u/maariaria

Hi everyone! Historical Fashion Dress Up is a cozy dress up game where you can explore fashion from different periods of history!

You can create historically inspired outfits, customize your characters, and build your own little historical scenes. The clothing is based on garments from museum collections, fashion illustrations, and paintings, so you can actually explore the details and silhouettes of what people wore in different eras.

If you want to learn more about the fashions you're dressing up in, there's an in-game info menu with information about the historical clothing and its inspiration.

Also, all the illustrations are hand-drawn and carefully researched. If you have any questions I would love to answer them!

Links:

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2692430/Historical_Fashion_Dress_Up/

Website: https://historicalfashiondressup.com/

Thanks for the feedback and support!

Hi! I'm currently working on a dress up game for historical fashion, called Historical Fashion Dress Up (I know, very creative name hahaha!), and I wanted to show you all some amazing dresses from the National Museum of Norway that I used as direct reference!

I just love the 1920s silhouette! And I especially love the ancient greece inspired dress!

If anyone is interested in seeing more of the game, I’m happy to share a link!

Hi, I am trying to understand how the bodice of this dress is constructed. There are different images of it on the museums website, and it seems that it has been modified.

So my question: How do you think the ruffle/lace on the bodice works? To me it seems parts are covering the red velvet, but that the bands and flowers lay on top?

Any thoughts or similar dresses that still has the lace?

The dress is from 1886: https://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/samlingen/objekt/OK-14249

EDIT:

The two images are the same dress. I am wondering how the lace from the second image that is a side profile, would work on the colored image of the dress. How it could be fastened, intertwined?