The Recollections Style Gallery that the wonderful folks over at 216digital created for us, gives us an opportunity to see our customers in our clothes, and it gives you an opportunity to see what the Recollections wardrobe looks like on others. We’ve loved seeing your pictures on the Style Gallery, and we’re happy that we’ve been able to outfit so many of you in clothes of days gone by. So, we’ve looked through our Gallery and chosen our favorite pictures from each style we feature to highlight in our blog post.

Because the Victorian Era spans so much time, we have several features for this era. From the Early Victorian Era, we chose Dawn B, wearing the Calico Dress. In the photo below, she is pictured second from the left, and looks demure and sweet in the light blue gown. For the mid-Victorian Era, we chose Teresa M wearing the Noelle Dress. She’s taken a steampunk spin on a classic design, and we love her creativity! Finally, for the Bustle in the late Victorian Era, we chose Mary H wearing our crinoline and bustle in black.

Early Victorian Era, Dawn B, Calico Dress

Victorian Era, Teresa M in Noelle Dress

Bustle Era Mary H wearing Crinoline and Bustle

For the Civil War Era, we chose Debbie T in the Lasalle Ensemble. The colors of her dress really pop and we love how bright it is! For Pioneer Women, we chose Debbie T in the Calico Lace dress, which is second from the left in the photo below. The lace and buttons are sweet and simple, everything a pioneer dress should be. For the Old West, we chose the Dixie Saloon Dress worn by Corilyn H, because who can deny that a saloon girl is the most recognizable sign of the West?

Civil War Debbie T in Lasalle Ensemble

Pioneer women, Debbie T in Calico Prairie Dress

Old West, Corilyn H. in Dixie Saloon Dress

Moving into the 1900’s, we chose Marianne D in the Jewell Ensemble for the Edwardian Era. She looks like she came straight out of the movie “Somewhere in Time,” in the picture taken at Mackinaw Island. And finally, for the 1950’s Retro era, we chose Sandra R in the Sonya dress.

Edwardian Era, Marianne D in Jewell Ensemble

1950s Sandra R in the Sonya Dress

Did you notice something missing? There are no Roaring 1920’s or Regency photos up on our style gallery! If you have recently had us make you a dress from the Regency Era or the Roaring 20’s, we want to see it on you! We love seeing our customers in our clothes, and we take pride in the quality work we do. Keep checking in on our Style Gallery to see all the awesome posts from our darling Valentine’s Day contest, that will be going on the whole month of February. We’re excited to see you’re pictures, so get posting and show us your style!