 Roaring 20’s, Flappers, Charleston, these are words that characterize the times, dances and style of clothes that were worn by girls going out for the evening. This reproduction flapper dress is great with silver and blue sequins with added blue fringe. All you need now are beads/headdress/boa/and gloves and you are ready. |
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 Classy and fun describes this 20’s flapper dress. This is not an original but it definitely has the look with its clear sequins, silver bugle beads and others in a dropped leaf or icicles pattern. |
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 Flashy and fun is this aurora blue sequined silk dress with royal blue fringe attached to follow the dramatic line of the neckline and skirt. |
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 This is a wonderful flapper dress and especially attractive on a taller girl. The dress consists of white sequins on a slightly stretchable fabric and long Wedgewood colored fringe. |
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 This delightful 2 piece 50’s outfit is great for a sock hop/swing dance/50’s character like Priscilla Pressley look alike. The blouse is gold crepe with rolled neckline, buttoned and pleated front and short dolman sleeves. |
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 Attention-grabbing is this classic 1960’s Chanel suit in a vibrant cobalt blue. The Chanel suit was also characteristic of Jackie Kennedy with the pill box hat, ¾” sleeves for the long gloves and pearl accessories. The label appearing on the suit reads “Angelo Fabrics/Premeire”. |
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 Striking is this Bette Miller looking dress of the 1970’s with the label of “Loralie”. The white spaghetti strapped dress is covered with silver sequins, a heart neckline with sequin trim along the edge and in front, and the skirt has multiple layers of floral netting all culminating at the left thigh with a silver sequined decal. |
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 Need a fun, cute bustled dress for an Old West party, Halloween, or some period occasion this is the dress for you. This bustled dress of the 1890’s is of red dotted Swiss and black lace. Some of dots on the fabric are missing, but really doesn’t affect the Old West look. |
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 Carmen Miranda is at her finest in this colorful 4 piece ensemble. The top is made in stretchable penne velvet with elastic to use for an off the shoulder look. The skirt of washable satin is made of 4 rows of 3" ruffles in different colors almost make a full circle. |
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 You don't have to be in the Orient to appreciate this 2 piece ensemble. The dress is iridescent teal silk with embroidered gold design throughout the fabric. The opening to the dress starts at the neck area and follows down the side with snap and zipper closures. |
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 You would feel like king Henry in this ensemble. This outfit modeled by Ken is burgundy velvet with 3/4" sleeves. It's completely lined in burgundy satin with black faux fur, a large collar and front lapels trimmed in burgundy and gold with white braid. |
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 Arab Sheik
This is an authentic 2 piece outfit of a cotton gown and tan wool robe with fabulous trim. Check out the label and maybe you will know where it is from, the Middle East somewhere. The fabric of very dense wool is magnificent along with the embroidered trim. |
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 Kellen has done a great job of not smiling or moving a muscle in this palace guard outfit. The jacket is red wool with 4 sections of buttons, white and black trim at the sleeves and collar, and epaulets on the shoulders. The large black fun hat with chain and feather finishes off the 2 piece outfit. |
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 Max is really in character in this great looking palace guard outfit. The jacket is a very rich heavy red wool, lined in red satin with the authentic look of buttons down the front and and detail on collar and sleeves. The hat is faux fur over the typical base used for palace guards. |
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 Kellen looks quite dapper in this burgundy Au Claire outfit representing Colonial America circa 1776. As a character Kellen could represent any of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. We have pictures him with out the white powered wig but the ensemble speaks for itself. |
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 Max appears to be ready to sign the Constitution in this black and white Au Claire outfit. The coat is heavy velveteen fabric that is totally lined and has a rich looking brocade trim along the front lapel, collar, and sleeves. |
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 Max looks superb in this British Red Coat look from the Revolutionary War era, 1776. The red fabric of the coat is a washable polyester blend trimmed in blue with gold loops down the front lapels and epaulets on the shoulders. |
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 Max look handsome as the character Rhett Butler from "Gone With the Wind", or another gentleman from the Civil War era. The brown tails are appealing with the brown brocade vest. |
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 Think the old westerns, Tonto and his horse Sliver, what comes to mind is the Lone Ranger! Max is donning the characteristic blue shirt and pants that are recognizable for this character. |
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 Kellen is modeling an outfit that could have been warn by Thomas Jefferson or any other character of the Colonial era. The jacket is mare rustic in tan wool and trimmed in brown wool. The long wool vest and knickers are appropriate. |
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 Three Musketeers, All For One and One For All!! Gather together 2 more friends and celebrate as the Three Musketeers in these stunning reproductions. |
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 Three Musketeers, All For One and One For All!! Gather together 2 more friends and celebrate as the Three Musketeers in these stunning reproductions. |
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 Three Musketeers, All For One and One For All!! Gather together 2 more friends and celebrate as the Three Musketeers in these stunning reproductions. |
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 Claire looks stunning in this kelly green silk oriental lounge outfit. The jacket has ivory silk trim down the front and sleeve edge. The embroidered dragons on the front of the jacket and the sleeves are magnificent. The jacket has no closures. |
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 Jack could be Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, or any of the signers of the Declaration of Independence in this wonderful Au Claire outfit representing the 1776. The jacket, vest and nickers all match in a burgundy velour with trim and 1/2 vest in burgundy and gold brocade. All gentleman of this time wore this type of garb along with a lace jabot and lace ruffles at the wrist. |
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 Jack looks very convincing in this historical military outfit representing Napoleon Bonaparte. The jacket could fit someone a little taller or bigger but works okay for our 4'10" tall model. The blue jacket is completely lined and trimmed in red and gold with gold epoulets on the shoulder and the 41/2" tall white collar. |
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 Need a spectacular outfit, here is King Henry! Since Henry was a robust fellow we have added padding to our model to enlarge him somewhat. Check out the images of King Henry as an adult in "Characters" with Jack and his dad Ken dressed as kings together. |
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 Jack looks very charming in this dapper gentleman outfit. The back cutaway looks great for Abe Lincoln, mayor, or doctor of the 1850-1900's. Typical of the time are the stripped pants and the ascot at the neck. |
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 "The British are coming! The British are coming!" The call of Paul Revere, warning the settlers of Boston prior to the Revolutionary War. This outfit looks like something he would have worn, a blue wool jacket with 14 brass buttons down the front with black cuffs and pockets and a rust vest with attached belt. |
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 Robin Hood, Braveheart, and any Renaissance character would look great in this outfit as does Jack with or without the wig. The brown leather vest has a brown studded removable collar and a black leather belt with gold decal. |
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 George Washington crossing the Delaware, and Jack is pointing the way in this Colonial military look. The jacket is a redesigned coat with distressed white trim down the front and back. Included are a red vest, jabot, wrist pieces, knickers, black spats, and the tricorn hat with gold trim and a white feather. |
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 Look at this great Revolutionary War look. This is the military dress of a soldier in the Colonial army. The lined jacket is a redesign from a coat in blue with distressed white trim down the front and sleeves along with white buttons. |
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 Davey Crockett, mountain trapper, or any other old west character would have worn an outfit similar to this one. The rustic outfit includes the signature fur Davey Crocket hat, the brown suede jacket with fringe, green corduroy knickers, a beige gauzy shirt, and a brown leather belt which is to be warn on the outside of the jacket and holds the amulet bag and fur pieces. |
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 This alluring burgundy and black saloon girl is totally complete and ready to excite those cowboys. The corset is trimmed with deep wine velveteen in sections, accented with marabou feathers on shoulders and down the front and sleeves. |
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 Fun and charming is this lavender and lace saloon girl. The small corset is decorated in lavender lace, black marabou and sequins straps. The skirt can be pinned up in the front as a saloon girl or turns around with gathered lavender lace up on each side as a can-can dancer. |
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 This is one cute saloon girl which works great for someone who doesn’t want to be too revealing yet eye catching. The dress has a velveteen bodice with green trim down the seams in the front and back and green marabou on the shoulder straps. |
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 Here is another old west character costume which is very striking on the right person and can be used as a saloon or can-can girl. The bodice section is black lace studded with jet stones over a nude colored lining and trimmed with black and burgundy trim, burgundy fringe and marabou on the shoulder straps. |
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