Chemise
Up until now, I just wore modern shirts as undergarments under my Victorian costumes. But now I finally made a chemise.
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‘De Soete Inval’ music video
A music video I edited for the promotion of my medieval band during Covid times.
Victorian ‘polonaise’ dress
This 'polonaise dress' was worn during the 'natural form era' between 1877 and 1882. I sewed the dress, under skirt and petticoat.
Backdrop with light effects
I made a backdrop with our logo for my band. It has flashing LEDs programmed though an Arduino controller!
Stage dresses
I sewed two (almost) identical stage dresses for me and my fellow band member, in our band's house style color (purple).
‘Tiger tamer’ circus costume
For a LARP event, I made a circus costume based on the circus outfits from famous tiger tamer Mabel Stark.
1888’s bustle dress
An 1888's bustle dress with 'secretary vibe', made for a LARP event.
Victorian fur cape and muff
A Victorian style cape and muff set, made from faux fur.
Short hooded vest
For a fantasy event, I made a little hooded fleece vest with appliquées, to wear as an extra layer on top of my costume.
St. Birgitta’s cap
The St. Birgitta's cap was worn by various classes in medieval times. I made one for myself, including a veil to wear on top.
Victorian ball gown
A 1860's ballgown I made for a LARP event set in the Victorian era.
Victorian spoon bonnet
I made a Victorian spoon bonnet from an old summer hat.