



While movie-inspired ensembles are my most popular requests, I do quite a bit of historical
reproduction work as well. I enjoy working from real period garments, so if you have an
old
fashion plate or photo featuring an ensemble you'd like to recreate, don't be afraid to
ask me
about the project. Also see my Custom Designs section for more information on ordering custom garments.
All movie images on this site are the property of their respective owners and are shown for reference purposes only. I am not affiliated with any of these entities.
For photographic examples of my interpretations of designs from each period, please click on heading of your choice...
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Ensembles from the Renaissance, Restoration, &c.
At right is an example of a custom historical piece done for a Renaissance-themed wedding. See more historical examples from this period here.
Related film sections include Ever After.
Ensembles from the 18th century.
At right is an example of a custom Queen Marie-Antoinette gown. See more historical examples from this period here.
Related film sections include Interview With the Vampire.
Ensembles from the early 19th century, including the English Regency and French Empire.
At right are examples of custom historical pieces created for a Regency-themed wedding. See more historical examples from this period here.
Related film sections include Emma.
Ensembles from the mid-to-late 19th century. Covers gown fashions from the crinoline, hoop, and miscellaneous bustle eras.
At right: a custom blue mid-1880s design and red late-1870s/early-1880s design from Age of Innocence. See more historical examples from this period here.
Related film sections include Age of Innocence, Interview With the Vampire, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Phantom of the Opera, and Moulin Rouge.
Ensembles from the end of Queen Victoria's reign through the end of World War I.
At right is a custom 1910s gown inspired by a real piece from the era. See more photos of this project - and of other examples from the period - here.
Related film sections include Titanic and Somewhere in Time.
Ensembles from first truly modern decades of the 20th century.
At right are examples of beaded slipdresses from the 1920s. See more examples from the period here.
Ensembles from the era of the "Greatest Generation."
At right is an example of a custom gown created from an illustration. See more examples from this period here.
Ensembles from the land of midcentury modern.
At right is a custom day gown designed by the client. More images from this period available here.
Ensembles from recent decades.
Images from these eras available here.
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All images, text, and graphics are Copyright © 2008 Tracie L. Arnold, except those used with permission from the copyright holder or via paid licenses.
All movie images on this site are the property of their respective owners and are for reference purposes only. I am not affiliated with any of these entities. My creations are interpretations of the film designs and are in no way an exact replica, nor do I claim them to be any kind of exact replica. They are simply my interpretation of that design.
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