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Patterns of Fashion

Recently, I’ve gone down the rabbit hole of historical fashion. I love it, I think the construction is beautiful, and so much more. From that deep dive, I’ve found a wonderful writer and illustrator by the name o Janet Arnold. She’s written this series called Patterns of Fashion, that walk you through how to reconstruct and recreate these historical gowns and clothing.


I think it’s fascinating work, and deserves more attention due to the applications this work has, for example theatre and film productions. I think it’s wonderful and fun to learn about, especially when recreating a certain era for a film or photograph. 

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