Making an 18th Century Shift – Angela Clayton's Costumery & Creations
Before the Automobile: 1740's stays and a mid 18th century shift | 18th century shift, 18th century clothing, 18th century costume
How to Choose the Perfect Shift Dress for Any Occasion
What's Old is New Again – The Shift Dress
This project required a little guesswork. All the surviving shifts I've seen are from an earlier o… | 17th century fashion, Historical dresses, 18th century fashion
The Historical backdrop of the Shift Dress: From Coco Chanel to Jackie Kennedy – Threads of love.
Work Log | 18th C. Shift, Stays and Pocket | Morgothia Costuming | Historical dresses, 18th century fashion, 18th century dress pattern
The little shift dress – considering Sixties style – Fabrickated
The 'brown' linen shift - The Dreamstress
Before the Automobile: Shift and stays for 1810 | Historical dresses, Historical fashion, Regency fashion
Historical Peasant Woman Outfit: Unboned Stays, Bumroll & Corded Petticoat - Sew Historically
Medieval basics: shift "Primula" - The Dress Developer
White 18th Century Linen Chemise Rococo Shift Dress Historical Undergarments - Etsy Australia
The History Of The Shift Dress | Montique Musing | Style & Inspiration
Formulas to Draft a Shift Pattern from Your Own Measurements - featuring *Math* and pickled eggs :)
A Brief History of the Shift Dress - www.workingfrocks.com
Fashion is Art: Yves Saint Laurent “Mondrian” shift dress, A/W 1965-66. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute, NYC. One of my all-time favorite pieces of fashion history. : r/fashionhistory
The little shift dress – considering Sixties style – Fabrickated
Historical Shift - Etsy UK
Flocking Detail Stretch Shift Dress
Though history may shift, the shift dress remains a constant source of inspiration - University of Fashion Blog
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The Fashion History of the Shift Dress
Short history of the shift dress – Sewing
52 Weeks of Historical How-To's, Week 23: Dressmaking – Special Collections blog
