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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 5:24:20 GMT
I call troll on your visitor.  It's FICTION, you can have any nightgown you wish, including no nightgown at all if that's what you want. The cheek of some people. They probably couldn't write if they tried, NO IMAGINATION. These chemises look pretty sexy.  Pinterest page with era nightwear/underwear for future fanfic research: I can't really look into it because Pinterest is bugging people to log in now. I refuse. |
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Post by Hodge on Oct 6, 2014 5:58:30 GMT
These chemises look pretty sexy. Certainly don't look particularly modest to me.... |
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 6:28:24 GMT
Some period nightwear.  1900  Circa 1900  1890s (Silk)  1910  Bell Epoque (See-thru!)  Circa 1900  1870s (cotton and silk)  Dressing gown circa 1900. Doesn't look like cotton to me.  1907  1905 silk and lace  1905 Tea Gown - but I had to throw it.  1905 tea dress wtf talk about risque Okay I think case closed, there was a lot of sexywear options available at the time. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 6:32:39 GMT
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 6:42:35 GMT
Finally read the actual fic! Sweet and mellow!
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 6, 2014 7:35:22 GMT
Finally read the actual fic! Sweet and mellow! Yeah, it was totally saccharine sweet, but I feel like William would be on this issue. Plus, as I've said, he needs a new ring to play with since the other one he's been fondling fiddling with for years is now on Julia's finger!  |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 6, 2014 7:39:24 GMT
It's FICTION, you can have any nightgown you wish, including no nightgown at all if that's what you want. The cheek of some people. They probably couldn't write if they tried, NO IMAGINATION. These chemises look pretty sexy. Pinterest page with era nightwear/underwear for future fanfic research: I can't really look into it because Pinterest is bugging people to log in now. I refuse. Ooh, pretty pics! So much pretty I would love to see on Julia and Emily this season! This gown was my actual inspiration when I was writing about the nightgown: www.vintagetextile.com/new_page_21.htmIt's circa 1910, but it was close enough-and sooooo pretty! |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 6, 2014 7:50:30 GMT
No pic. Which one? However, I love love love the circa 1908 one at the bottom: www.vintagetextile.com/new_page_726.htmSeriously, it makes we want to get married again. I'm not kidding. Plus, the Commodore Perry connection is a nice link as well and of particular interest given I live in Japan. |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 6, 2014 8:01:34 GMT
I call troll on your visitor. It's FICTION, you can have any nightgown you wish, including no nightgown at all if that's what you want. The cheek of some people. They probably couldn't write if they tried, NO IMAGINATION. Thank you! I think what bothered me was that it was anonymous and done in a place where I can't respond- I'm fine with debate and discussion, but that was neither. Thanks for your encouragement and for letting me vent.  I'm good now. |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 6, 2014 8:16:33 GMT
youtu.be/pDnotcCceK4It's been eons since I've seen it, but you're right-that was totes foreplay! And we are talking W/J now and not D, correct? 'Cause I have no desire to watch foreplay between D/J. Those are bedroom eyes if I've ever seen them.  But uh, I swear I read somewhere that it literally had the word sex in the background...probably a joke since I've never seen it.  Or I misread the thing. Sure we are. I kinda just say whatever random stuff pops in my head. Darcy's idea of foreplay would be like, touching her shoulder once and squeezing it.  "Maybe I didn't express my affection for you properly in the past, but I really do admire you Julia." Or whatever the heck he said before she wounded his 'manly pride'. You're right-I'd heard about that before. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltEvzsLUFBc But I just don't see it. I'm all for theories, but I just don't think that's one. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 8:24:57 GMT
Some other nice fashion plates...  Edwardian...no date.  Edwardian - no date  Edwardian - but I'm sure later than 1902.  Edwardian  1913 - This is still called Edwardian, so the above slimline styles could be this late.  Edwardian  Edwardian  Edwardian  1909 - pretty slim.  1912  1902!!!!  Chiffon 1903  1909  1907 - I think this was the "shape" that was still going on, not the slim ones above.  1900s  1911  1907  1907 |
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 8:40:42 GMT
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 10:22:44 GMT
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 10:31:00 GMT
These chemises look pretty sexy. Pinterest page with era nightwear/underwear for future fanfic research: I can't really look into it because Pinterest is bugging people to log in now. I refuse. Ooh, pretty pics! So much pretty I would love to see on Julia and Emily this season! This gown was my actual inspiration when I was writing about the nightgown: www.vintagetextile.com/new_page_21.htmIt's circa 1910, but it was close enough-and sooooo pretty! I have triumphed in my research and found "silk negligee" dated 1902! I think you are justified in using the material you want. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 6, 2014 12:01:08 GMT
Aaaaaaaaaah, I have to post some more even though it's 3am...  Belle Époque boudoir jacket, c.1902  1900s White Cotton and Lace Night Gown Dressing Gown.  1900-1909 cape  Belle Epoque silk peignoir  c.1900 French silk negligee  1905 silk and lace peignoir  1908 silk negligee  1909 negligee  1900 Dressing Gown  Edwardian Vintage Morning Lingerie Robe Gown  1900s paisley robe  1905 lacy "Deshabille"  Edwardian tea gown  1908 negligee  1900 dressing gown  1905 peignoir  c. 1905 lace peignoir  Belle Epoque peignoir  1900 lawn dressing gown  1905 peignoir  Lounging Pajamas "early 20th century"  1900-20 gold lame and silk dressing gown  1903-05 robe  1905 peignoir  Early 20th c. peignoir  early 20th c. bed jacket  1905 nightgown  1900 Dressing gown  late 19th/early 20th century bed jacket.  1900 dressing gown  1900 Dressing gown  1905 peignoir  1905 morning robe  1905 peignoirs  1900 Dressing gown  1900 Dressing gown  1900 Dressing gown  1905 peignoir - black!  no date given, but found in 1900s nightwear  1900 Dressing gown. Doesn't look like cotton to me... 1900 Dressing gown  Early 1900s kimono dressing gown  1900s "Deshabille"  1900s peignoir. This looks like the "deshabille" to me...  Undated, claimed as "night dress".  1905 peignoir  1905 peignoir  c.1900s dressing gown  Edwardian nightdress, undated.  1901 "Wedding Lingerie" Source: metmuseum.org/collection/the-collection-online/search/109228?rpp=60&pg=9&rndkey=20120109&ft=*&deptids=8&pos=508 1908 negligee  Dressing gown - no date given  kimono-style peignoir circa 1900  1900-09 house coat  Early 20th c. peignoir  This is a chiffon nightgown circa 1900. Way over the top!   Back detail of one of the antique dressing gowns above.  1900 negligee  Dressing gown, undated. Dressing gown circa 1900  Bouroir Jacket - undated.  Peignoir 1906 - wait is it baby doll size now?  1900s peignoir - dude this is not cotton.  1905 peignoir  1900 silk ribbon dressing gown - black!  Early 20th c. peignoir  1905 peignoir  1909 dressing gown  1908-12 negligee |
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I'm good now. 
But uh, I swear I read somewhere that it literally had the word sex in the background...probably a joke since I've never seen it. 
Or I misread the thing.
"Maybe I didn't express my affection for you properly in the past, but I really do admire you Julia." Or whatever the heck he said before she wounded his 'manly pride'.
