Fashion History Blog

Doty Flowers

“I’m sorry but I lost more weight.”  Doty used to have the ideal Edwardian figure, but she keeps losing weight and having to be padded out.  Fortunately, Edwardians did a lot of padding so it’s legit.  Like still waters with a strong current, Doty is the ideal woman of any …

Suzi Sellers

“Why were women so TINY??”  Designer, seamstress, historian, director, and business leader of Silhouettes, Suzi is also a Buffalo Gal, out on the hoof interpreting and performing.  She depicts older, larger women of history – not the fashion plates, but the REAL women. The challenge is in fitting everyone at …

Looking to the future…

… Rearranging the website and the business structure, we’ll have LOTS of photos of finished projects and “The Buffalo Gals” coming soon!  Check the links to their individual pages later this week. We are going back to our fashion history meanderings here for the blog tomorrow, because we were arriving …

THIS is Regency!

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 …

Lovely details and princesses…

… 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 …