The legendary 1920's “Delphos”, by #Fortuny . Via the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo.

This ultra dramatic, #frockingfabulous mourning veil and mask was worn by Empress Elisabeth of Austria, aka Sisi, following the 1889 death of her son, Rudolf, in the Mayerling incident. Made by Fanny Scheiner (settle down at the back), via the Imperial Carriage Museum, Vienna.…

Modelled by Tizer Bailey, this is from #VivienneWestwood ’s #frockingfabulous 1995 collection, ‘Vive la Cocotte’. It was inspired by Boucher’s “Portrait of Madame de Pompadour” (1759)! #fashionhistory

Imagine if this #frockingfabulous #Lanvin number of 1978 was green though. #Fashionhistory via Bonham's.

Such a splendid red, gorgeous shades punctuated with white decorative buttons. The sleeves are especially ornate as you would expect of a mid #1830s gown. From elaborate bonnet to trailing lace wrap, it exudes warmth and curves #thekyotocostumeinstitute

It's come to my attention that Twitter is not showing some of you our weekly Gregory Peck. Outrageous, frankly.

Because Tuesdays start with Gregory Peck.

Loving the colours... and a rosette too! #frockingfabulous #fashionhistory by #JeanneHalle , c.1913-1914. Via the Met.

You would certainly look chic if you wore this amazing Horrockes Fashions dress dated back to 1952! 💁‍♀️👗

#FrockingFabulous #HorrocksesFashions

Sound the #frockingfabulous #gravymagnet klaxon, because this one is a corker. #fashionhistory of c. 1814, via Historic Deerfield Museum.

It's your Monday morning Paul Newman... the rest of the week is up to you.

#CharlesJames makes magic! #frockingfabulous #fashionhistory of 1936, via the Met.

George VI & Queen Elizabeth (aka the Queen Mother) were crowned on this day in 1937. This #frockingfabulous toile of the queen’s dress, created by designer Elizabeth Handley-Seymour, allowed Madame HS to get the fit and design perfect before creating the final garment.…

#Frockingfabulous ocean vibes of 1901, by Madame Menol. #fashionhistory via the Norwegian Folk Museum.

I'd buy their album.

I’ve had a special request from a frocker in my village for Taylor Swift’s #frockingfabulous #VivienneWestwood gown, so here it is! The skirt features the lyrics 'I love you, it's ruining my life' from Swift’s song 'Fortnight'.

Turn her into a superhero franchise. This #frockingfabulous gal of the 1820s is off for a spot of archery! #fashionhistory via the FIDM Museum.

Sheer glamour, as worn by by Marjorie Merriweather Post. #frockingfabulous #fashionhistory of c.1919, via Hillwood Estates.