From Saturday’s show.. this is Jacinta modeling her 1805 early Regency robe on the stairs of the Irma Hotel in Cody, Wyoming. We are sooo excited to have the spirit and attitude of all the interpreters. These are the kinds of people you want at your right hand in times …
The introductory performance of the “Buffalo Gals” historic interpreters for hire was fun and educational for performers and audience plus all who stuck their head in the door to see what was going on. Highlights of this fashion show that took place at Buffalo Bill Cody’s Irma Hotel in downtown …
.. Jacinta has her “Little White Dress” underthings on and is ready for Saturday’s show.
… NOT. These are not royals – they are real women depicting real characters from history. Of course, each of them have expert skills in performance, interpretation, visitor services, and education on top of being strong, talented, beautiful and – wear well fitting corsets! Buffalo Gals interpreters are introducing their …
… Model Kateri is in her undergarments for her (appropriately) 1895 traveling suit. She would have traveled by train to Cheyenne, and then taken the stage to Cody, Wyoming. This trip she’ll jump in her car.
.. final adjustments are being made for the Really Big Show this coming Saturday in Cody! (Models Doty (1909) and Fiona (1866) get their corset lacing down tight)
.. featuring 9 ensembles dated 1740 to 1909 and… the Buffalo Gals!
You won’t see a ship on a head, but you will see a bird’s nest, along with several beautiful millinery masterpieces and 9 custom built historic ensembles. Send a message if you’d like an invitation: March 3rd in Cody, Wyoming. (photo: Marie Antoinette’s actual wig and “hat” from the late …
.. laces, fabrics, and trims used by high status, working, and lower class fashion across the country at affordable prices with reasonable access. (photo: 1900 (ish) Parisian ball gown made with mass produced materials)
