I Made a Masquerade Gown from an 18th Century Portrait! || Art as Inspiration

Last year I did a deep dive into a portrait of Mrs. William Townshend with an eye to recreating it one day. Well this year I went to the Labyrinth Masquerade, which seemed like the perfect opportunity to finally recreate the gown!
Portrait Deep Dive Video: • 18th Century Does Eliz...
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[@jeandetmer1419]

Wonderful to see the process you use to create your beautiful gowns. You make it look so easy!

[@EmilyJeanCreates]

Thank you so much! It’s always lots of trial and error. Nothing ever goes exactly to plan!

[@jenniferstocker5462]

Super pretty! And you are a great problem solver!

[@EmilyJeanCreates]

Thank you so much!

[@jackiejames4551]

Wow! That dress is beautiful. Grest job figuring out how it was done. How about making the dress from the painting "Girl with a pearl earing" ? That is one of my favorite paintings.

[@EmilyJeanCreates]

Oh I love that painting! Dutch 17th century is on my list of time periods I’d love to explore too. The short waists and super wide back pleated sleeves are beautiful. That’s a great idea!

[@jBest0201]

Wonderful, good work!

[@EmilyJeanCreates]

Thank you!

[@Pour_La_Victoire]

Stunning!

[@EmilyJeanCreates]

Thank you!