Regency Tunic | Navy spo-disabled

Regency Tunic | Navy spo-disabledA Regency era tunic was a fashionable overlay worn over a gown, adding elegance and depth to a womans silhouette. Inspired by classical Grecian and Roman styles, these tunics reflected the early 19th centurys fascination with flowing, lightweight fabrics like this cotton. Designed to complement the high waisted Empire silhouette this style is favored for both day and evening wear. Change the look of any gown to fit the occasion, season, or mood. The

the waistcoats are snug to the body

it allows for efficient cutting and practical use in historical sewing projects

The deep navy color lends itself to both civilian and military applications

The blend is now a staple in New Orleans where chicory coffee with steamed milk is served as an essential part of the city's history

You don't need to duel it out with this pair of handmade leather ornaments

this coat is a great choice

Comes with a board

we have added a metal hook and eye behind the ribbon for some extra support and structure

disappointments

Soft and understated

Whether used during interpretive demonstrations or as part of a personal collection

pocket-sized Smithsonian edition printed in the United States