This page was inspired by draw this dress and it's creators Emily Carroll and Vera Brosgol
We draw simple illustrations inspired by dresses. Created for our own enjoyment and challenge.
Artists:
Claire McCardell, 1940s via omgthatdress
I wanted to draw something Spring like since WINTER HAS ENDED YES
If i see any more snow I’m going to kick something…
Thea Porter, 1965-1975
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
(via omgthatdress)
I’ve got something for black and with with popping accessory colors ^^;
Pauline Trigère, 1980s
The Goldstein Museum of Design - via omgthatdress
Hey everybody! I’m the new kid, my name is Kay and I like long walks on the beach and dresses. I’m super excited to contribute to this really rockin’ group. Thanks for letting me into this elusive club and remember that you cannot escape the 80s. Ever. Enjoy!
Issey Miyake, 1977
The Kyoto Costume Institute (via omgthatdress)
I’m new, thanks for having me! Hopefully I’ll be able to keep up with contributions.
Jeanne Lanvin evening ensemble ca. 1935- via omgthatdress
this is kind of a similar pose to my last dress oops
Blouse and Skirt (Sport outfit) c. 1893-America
(Hi, I’m very excited to me a new contributor to this group, I hope you’ll enjoy my dresses. Thanks for looking! -Marie)
I love Kimbra’s dress in “Cameo Lover”, I just had to draw it! But then I drew Kimbra as well oops.
1950s Timeless Vixen Vintage via Omgthatdress
Madame Marie Gerber Evening Dress circa 1914
—Patches
You gotta be pretty feisty to pull off a dress that makes you looks like a velvet and satin watermelon to an inaugural ball. Either that, or the daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture was trying to make a statement about 19th century produce. You decide.
Good evening, poseurs!
New kid on the roster here, because not only do I like to draw, but I also like dresses. And I also like to draw dresses. It’s a beautiful combination. Have a scandalous Victorian ankle-revealing 1880 Sea Side Ensemble to start off with.
