Period Wardrobe
This is Pauline Loven's blog about making period costumes for film, museums and sometimes just for sheer pleasure! It includes museum research and work on original garments as well as my own costume re-creations. Pauline is the costumier for Crow's Eye Productions film company,Pauline Loven
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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Merry Christmas!
The cast of The Lady of Shalott sing a Victorian Christmas carol. Continue reading
American Gothic; making 1930s clothes
American Gothic was painted by Iowan artist Grant Wood in 1930. The painting was inspired by an actual house in Eldon, Iowa which was white painted and built in the ‘Carpenter Gothic’ style of architecture. Interestingly, this beautiful house still … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930's clothes, 1930's depression, American Gothic, American Gothic funny sketch, Eldon, funny sketch, gothic style, Grant Wood, Iowa
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Hello world!
Welcome to my blog. My name is Pauline Loven and I am a period costumier specialising in making period clothes for film and museum use. I have a particular interest in the history of children’s dress.
