And here is the pictures of my new Stays.
And of course I asked my sister to take some photos of me wearing my new spencer/west paired with my yellow voile gown and new bonnet.


Two weeks ago I manadged to get one of my sisters to help me take some photos of my new Steampunk outfit.
I originaly planed to wear it at a steampunk convention in late june, but the event ended up to expensive and I couldn’t attend. But since the outfit’s done I figured I like as well take some picturs of it.
To be fair I didn’t need to do a lot, besides put the pieces togeter out of my already existing wardrobe. I used my 1880s trained evening bodice as the base, and paired it with pants, boots, belts, lots of make-up, and my new “steampunk” accessories. Then I was good to go.
I had lots of fun on this photoshoot (I love to play around in my costumes instead of just stand there looking pretty), and I think we got some realy good pics. Enjoy.
The day after I finished the Paisley gown, my sister helped me dress up to take some nice photos of it.
I’m wearing the skirt and day bodice, paired with my new white bonnet and chemise, crinoline and petticoat.
Right before me and my sister went home after my dance recidal we took the time to do a quick litle photoshoot, and here are some of the pictures we took.
My sister wore the cherry blossom skirt combined with my suffragett shirtwaist. 
And I of course still wore my green regency gown.
Last weekend after finishing all the 19th century underwear for the HSF 12 and 13, I talked my boyfriend into helping me take som photos.
He agreed on condition we waited until there were breaks in the fotball games on Tv.
This turned the photoshoot into 3 hectic periods of shooting and then 45 min of down time in between (where I took the time to change clothes and re-arrange the settings), making the whole process drag out through the evening and not being finished untill midnight.
Anyhow here it is – And a warning: This is a picture heavy post.
I started by arranging some settings in my bedroom.
Shawl, petticoat and skirt.
And some boxes, juwvelry, glowes nad fans on my drawer.
Then we were ready.
Starting with the 19th century chemise.
Then I put on my 19th century corset and the new 1880s bustle.
Then it was time to re-arrange the settings, and time tavel back another 30 years to 1850s.Â
I hung my plaid green 1840s dress combined with a shawl and petticoat on the wardrobe door.
And placed my 1840s velvet bonnet on the table together with a lace fan, some faux flowers and juwvelry. 
I keept the basic underwear like chemise and corset, but changed my shoes and stockings. And then I put on my new 1850s cage crinoline.
And lastly I put on my new cotton petticoat. 
So there you have it, 4 HSF items in one photoshoot.
Well actally the corset, brown bonnet, and green plaid dress are HSF items as well.
The other day, after geting home from the regency dance recidal (more about that next time), I talked my boyfriend into doing a quick photoshoot of me in my new HSF dress.
The weater was great and he did endure a suprisningly long time, before I felt it was time to finish it up.
So here it is: My new yellow regency gown.

Yesterday I went to the beautiful park by the castle Haga in Stockholm to attend a costuming picknic (wich I will tell you about in my next post). And as it was the first outing for my new striped Robe Anglaise I made sure to get some good photos of me wearing it.
So here you go – my newest gown beautifully depicted by my sister using the enviroment of the park as a backdrop.
Wearing the skirt bustled up, and paired with a long fichu.
Then I let the skirt down and removed the fichu.

Trying to pose with a harp, but with a tree…
Crazy sillyness…
My new profile picture, don’t you think….
Photo: Maria Petersson
This eastern me and my sister went outside in the beautiful weather to take some pictures of her new ensamble.
She is wearing a chemise, corset, 2 bum-pads, a fichu, a cap, the Pink jacket and the new Pastell UFO Skirt.
Do to some other circumstances we only had about 15 minutes to shoot, but manadged to get some great pictures non the les.
