October 6, 2006 |
| A
custom dressmaker specializing in clothing both practical
and pretty, I hear frequently from women who long for a
return to the lady-like styles of the past. We at InTimelyFashion.com concur. Our team of editors finds delight in "past-dressing", not for special occasions only, but on a daily basis. If you have been looking for an alternative to today's fads, we invite you to explore the troves of ITF. Our sections on Hairstyling, Accessories, and Feminine Dress are a growing library of inspiration for creating a period-inspired look in your wardrobe. Our Pattern Reviews can help you decide if the pattern you are considering will work for your project. Through the Costume Classroom, you can learn to sew from Jennie Chancey's versatile Sense and Sensibility Patterns. View exclusive stills of your favorite costumes from Wives and Daughters and Anne of Green Gables, along with detailed construction notes and costume recreations in our Fashion in Film section. For ladies involved in historical reenacting, we offer original how-to articles on achieving an authentic and budget-concious wardrobe, as well as a plethora of links and resources. Once every quarter, we'll feature an interview with a real flesh-and-blood "past-dresser"-it could be you! Our Article section also features period etiquette, reminiscences, and more. Join ITF members around the world in our online forum, where you'll likely find some kindred spirits. And don't forget our affiliate shops; we currently offer fine art posters, and will soon carry favorite period films and books on related topics to further inspire you. 20% of the purchase price goes toward keeping ITF online. We appreciate your support! Enjoy your visit. We hope you will join us in our effort to make old-fashioned elegance an everyday matter once again! Warmly, P.S. Pardon the dust--we're still under 'creative development'--some of the links may not take you anywhere, but stay tuned for updates! |

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