Batwing Collection

Girl & Beach Ball 1950S
Windswept young lady, wearing shorts & a stripey dolman (batwing) sleeved top with cowl collar leans against a large beach ball to have her photograph taken

Silver Jubilee 1977
A woman wearing a jumper with batwing sleeves sets out plates of sandwiches wrapped in polythene at a Silver Jubilee street party table in Horley, Sussex, England

Five fashions from the 1960s. From l-r: Sleeveless plum and mustard contrasting wool crepe dress by Tony Armstrong; Long-sleeved black voile dress with white paving stone pattern from Wallis; Printed

Priapus Batwing Swallowtail Butterfly from S. E. Asia, Atrophaneura priapus priapus
Priapus Batwing Swallowtail Butterfly from S.E. Asia, Atrophaneura priapus priapus

Sammamish Washington Tropical Butterflies photograph of Atrophaneura semperi the Batwing Butterfly

Batwing Coat
20th February 1922: An ankle length coat in two shades of gray with batwing sleeves and scallop trimming at waist level worn with a wide brimmed hat. Designed by Caro

Pumpkin (Cucurbita sp. ) Batwing, fruit, Warwickshire, England, September
Pumpkin (Cucurbita sp.) Batwing, fruit, Warwickshire, England, September

Madagascar Giant Swallowtail (Atrophaneura antenor) adult, feeding at flowers, Ifaty, Western Madagascar, august

Hooded Fur Tunic 1913
A sleeveless fur tunic with hood, a blouse with dolman sleeves & a matching fur trimmed toque

Afternoon Dress 1914
Tunic dress with Dolman (Batwing) sleeves, ruffle stand collar, open tunic flaring from a yoke, tubular skirt & belt with a rose clasp

Two-Tone Dress / New Look
The sleeves are cut with the upper bodice and fitted to a deep waist band. The skirt is composed of bands of alternating brown & grey fabric of increasing width

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"Captivating Batwing: A Journey Through Time and Nature" Step back in time to the carefree 1950s, where a girl joyfully plays with a beach ball under the summer sun. The batwing sleeves of her dress add an elegant touch to her playful demeanor. Fast forward to the remarkable Silver Jubilee of 1977, where celebrations were in full swing. Amongst the festivities, fashionistas showcased five iconic styles from the swinging sixties. From left to right, a sleeveless plum ensemble steals the spotlight with its unique batwing design. Nature's artistry takes center stage as we encounter the mesmerizing Priapus Batwing Swallowtail Butterfly from Southeast Asia. Atrophaneura priapus priapus flaunts its vibrant colors and intricate wing patterns, captivating all who behold it. Venturing into Sammamish Washington's tropical paradise, we are treated to breathtaking photographs of Atrophaneura semperi butterflies gracefully fluttering through lush foliage. Their delicate wings resemble exquisite batwings that effortlessly glide through their natural habitat. But our exploration doesn't end there. We stumble upon a fashionable staple - the timeless Batwing Coat. Its loose-fitting silhouette and distinctive sleeves make it both stylish and comfortable for any occasion. In Warwickshire, England, September brings forth an unexpected surprise - a pumpkin bearing resemblance to none other than batwings themselves. Nature's whimsical creations never cease to amaze us. Returning once more to Sammamish Washington's tropical haven, we find ourselves enchanted by yet another photograph capturing Atrophaneura semperi butterflies in all their glory. These majestic creatures remind us of nature's ability to inspire awe and wonder within us. And finally, our journey concludes on Madagascar's western coast amidst blooming flowers. Here we witness an adult Madagascar Giant Swallowtail butterfly (Atrophaneura antenor) delicately feeding while displaying its magnificent bat-like wings.