Trimmings Collection
"Trimmings: From Fashion to Art, a Journey through Time" With a felling axe, Harry (Heathfield) the Hedger of Charing, Kent
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"Trimmings: From Fashion to Art, a Journey through Time" With a felling axe, Harry (Heathfield) the Hedger of Charing, Kent, has cut his way through nature's abundance to create perfectly trimmed hedges. The views of Golden Lane in London 1872 showcase the city's evolving architecture and urban landscape. Step into the world of fashion as we explore three evening outfits by renowned designers Drecoll, Premet, and Paul Poiret. These exquisite garments are a testament to their creative genius and attention to detail. Transport yourself back in time with an advertisement from around 1900 that captures the essence of elegance and style. Two women adorned in the latest French fashions epitomize sophistication and grace. The Hawker Hurricane IIC PZ865/G-AMAU takes center stage as we delve into aviation history. This iconic aircraft represents both power and innovation in aerial combat during World War II. Averil Streatfield graces us with her presence as she models a crepe romain gown bordered with grey fox by designer Norman Hartnell. This stunning ensemble from 1932 showcases timeless beauty combined with luxurious trimmings. Major General Sir Barry Close, Bart stands tall on canvas, capturing his distinguished military career through oil painting techniques. His uniformed figure exudes strength and authority. Traveling further back in time reveals ancient art from Asia Minor—a maiden adorned in wedding attire symbolizes love and celebration dating between 100-50 BC. Finally, Le Vocabulaire Illustre presents us with engravings depicting garniture or trimmings—showcasing how these decorative elements enhance various objects' aesthetics throughout history. In this captivating journey across different realms—from hedgerows to high fashion; from aviation marvels to ancient traditions—we discover the significance that add finesse, charm, and character to our world throughout the ages.