Wear Collection (page 4)

Anti-suffrage satirical postcard - Leap Year Goods - " Will wear well". A woman in full tweed suit of jacket and plus fours standing with her motorbike. 1908

WHITE TIE & TAILS 1913 WHITE TIE & TAILS 1913
Two debonair men-about-town wear evening dress clothes of white tie & black tailcoat, top hat, wing collar & dress pumps. One wears a cape with silk faced collar & lapels. Date: 1913

Elizabeth Arden is in Personal Touch with you. Photograph by Baron Adolph de Meyer for Elizabeth Arden cosmetics. Date: 1928

WW1 - The Band of a Prussian Infantry Regiment - note the universal wearing of the traditional Pickelhaube (or Pickelhelm) helmets. Date: circa 1916

Millenium Bridge, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, England, UK

Sage Gateshead, River Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England

Millenium Bridge illuminated at dusk, River Tyne, Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England

Millennium Bridge illuminated at dusk, River Tyne, Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England

UK, England, Tyne and Wear, Newcastle and Gateshead, The Tyne Bridge and The Sage

UK, England, Tyne and Wear, Gateshead, The Sage

UK, England, Tyne and Wear, Gateshead, The Millennium Bridge and The Sage beside the River Tyne, Tyne Bridge in background

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Models wearing fine knitted underear for evening wear Date: 1935

North Shields Fish Market early 1900s

Tynemouth Lifeboat Victorian period

Plymouth Harbour Victorian period

Sunderland Bridges Victorian period

Jesmond Dene Victorian period

Newcastle-upon-Tyne Swing Bridge Victorian period

Blaydon Iron Works Victorian period Date: 19th century

Sunderland River Bridges and Paddle Steamer Victorian period Date: 19th century

Paddle steamer on the River Wear, Middlesbrough Date: 19th century

Meeting the Parents - Young couple in evening wear meeting the parents. Artist: Hermann Pfeifer. Date: 1924

Jarrow Ellison Street early 1900s

Houghton-le-Spring Sunderland Street early 1900s

Sunderland - Wear - Victorian period

Sunderland Docks early 1900s

Sunderland - Wear - early 1900s

Sunderland High Street early 1900s

Roker Beach early 1900s

Sunderland Fawcett Street early 1900s

Sunderland Bridges early 1900s

Tynemouth The Palace early 1900s

Tynemouth Long Sands early 1900s

Tynemouth Haven and Pier early 1900s

Tynemouth from Spanish Battery early 1900s

South Shields New Electric Tram early 1900s

South Shields Market Place early 1900s

South Shields Marsden Grotto early 1900s

South Shields Coal Picking early 1900s

South Shields Market Place Fair early 1900s

South Shields Chichester Crossing early 1900s

South Shields St. Hilda's Colliery early 1900s

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Grainger Street probably 1920s

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Quay and Bridges probably 1920s

Whitley Bay Whitley Road early 1900s

Whitley Bay early 1900s

Whitley Bay Promenade early 1900s

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"Wear: A Journey Through Time and Style" Step into the past as we explore the rich history of "wear" in various forms. From iconic landmarks to fashion trends, this captivating journey will take you through different eras and locations. Starting with the majestic Tyne Bridge in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, witness the architectural marvel that stands tall over the River Tyne. Its construction symbolizes resilience and progress, reminding us of our ability to overcome challenges. During World War II, women on the home front donned gas masks for protection. Their bravery and determination shine through as they faced adversity head-on, highlighting their unwavering spirit. In a complete contrast, imagine stepping into a glamorous ballroom adorned with Hartnell ballgowns. These elegant creations epitomize sophistication and grace, showcasing timeless beauty that transcends generations. Travel back to 1926 when Burberry introduced its winter sports wear collection. This advert captures both style and functionality, emphasizing how clothing can adapt to suit different activities while keeping us warm during colder months. The Angel of the North emerges next—a magnificent sculpture overlooking County Durham's riverbanks—the River Wear. This awe-inspiring artwork represents strength and unity within its surroundings while leaving an indelible mark on all who encounter it. Durham Cathedral rises above these river banks—an architectural masterpiece steeped in history—reminding us of England's rich heritage. It serves as a testament to human craftsmanship standing strong against time's weariness. Take a leap forward into playful nostalgia with 1930s playsuits—a delightful blend of comfort and charm that encapsulates carefree summer days spent by sandy beaches or lush gardens. Crossing back over to Newcastle Upon Tyne is another modern marvel—the Millennium Bridge spanning across the River Tyne. Its sleek design perfectly complements this vibrant cityscape while connecting communities on either side. Capture moments forever etched in time through Sorolla y Bastida's artwork.