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This is actually Marie Antoinette's corset.in the Musee Galiera in Paris. She hated wearing corsets! One of the few pieces of clothing that survived the French Revolution.
Another gown from Marie Antoinette, reused in several movies
dress worn by Sophia Magdalena of Denmark when she married the future King Gustav III of Sweden on the of November 1766
Surviving chemise worn by Marie Antoinette while in prison. Eye For Design: Marie Antoinette, Life At The Court Of Versailles
One of the pieces sold in that earlier Christie’s sale was this fragment of puce silk and lace from a gown worn by Marie Antoinette while imprisoned in the Temple. This was once owned by Madame de Tourzel as well.
I think court dresses are the most beautiful pieces of clothing i've ever seen. - Marie Antoinette’s two- piece court dress, attributed to dressmaker Marie Jeanne “Rose” Bertin, France,
Bodice said to have belonged to Marie Antoinette © Stéphane Piera / Galliera / Roger-Viollet
One of Marie Antoinette’s shoes, originally lost when the Queen and royal family fled the Tuileries when it was stormed in along with embroidered garters once belonging to Marie, and embroidered bonnet once belonging to her daughter, Marie Therese.
The last letter of Louis XVI
The guillotine blade that beheaded French queen Marie Antoinette on display at Madame Tussauds London.
Ring with the woven hair of Marie Antoinette, given by the Queen to the marquise de Soucy, Governess to the royal children, during the Revolution in 1792 Photo of 2
Wigs: Marie Antoinette wig She also had one with a ship atop waves of curls
Part of Marie Antoinette’s costume from her dressing ceremony: corset, hoops/panniers
Coronation gown of Sophia Magdalena, Queen of Sweden, 1772
