Here are some more examples of April’s work. 

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An 18th century style robe a ’la Francaise gown made for actress Caroline Goodall (“CSI”, “Alias”, “Schindler’s List”, Princess Diaries) for a Fairfax County Films production for Mount Vernon.

 

(Gown Design & Materials provided by Julia Schklair of Fairfax County Films, Construction by

 April C. Thomas of 18thCenturyGowns.com)

Robe a la Francaise Gowns &

1770’s Weskit  Made for

 “The Revolution: America’s Fight for Independence”

 Which Aired on the History Channel in June 2006

Other 18th Century Works

American Experience “Alexander Hamilton”

Aired Monday May 14, 2007 at 9 PM

(Child gowns & Mrs. Hamilton’s Gown)

“ Antoinette”

Gown Reproduction

(Reproduction made with 3/4 Sleeve)

Our Reproduction Gown & Sash Belt.

Thanks to Tessa Hansman for sending me a picture of her in the new gown!

Original Movie Gown

Actress Caroline Goodall of the BBC, in her Custom Gown.

Robe a la Francaise

Made for BBC Actress Caroline Goodall

For a production for

Mount Vernon, Home of George Washington

April C. Thomas- Seamstress

Specializing in Authentic 18th Century

Historic Reproduction Clothing

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Studio (717) 292-1383

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april@18thcenturygowns.com

 

April C. Thomas-Seamstress

PO Box 143

Wellsville, PA 

17365-0143

1770’s

Ladies Embroidered Silk Gown

&

Velvet Cutaway Coat with Silk Brocade Weskit and Silk Breeches

 

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1770’s

Yellow Silk Sacque back & Petticoat.

 

1740’s Casaque Gown of Brown Satin

 

1780’s Van Dyke Style Gown

 

1770’s Round Gown of Silk

 

1780 Robe a “La

Turque

 

1770’s Sack Jacket & Petticoat

 

Gentlemen’s Damask Suit & Ladies Sack Back Gown

 

1785 Stays of Silk with Multicolored Embroidery

 

1770’s Stays of Silk

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