The Edwardian Era (or Belle Époque) is timeless and romantic. Long white lace tea dresses, large tea party hats, and vintage gloves return every year for summer tea parties. Men’s Edwardian seersucker suits, white linen suits, and straw boater hats took root in this time period and complemented the ladies’ costumes.
The fashion of the Edwardian Era is popular again thanks to the Titanic movie, Downton Abbey, Mr. Selfridge, Suffragette, and Mary Poppins. We have curated a selection of new Edwardian style clothing for women and men that will take you back to the turn of the century.
Learn about 1900s fashion history or begin shopping with the links below:
1900s Women
- Day Dresses and Plus Size Dresses
- Evening Gowns and Wedding Dresses
- Blouses and Sweaters
- Skirts
- Boots and Shoes
- Hats
- Coats, Jackets
- Accessories – Gloves, handbags, hair combs, and wigs
- Jewelry
- Makeup
- Aprons
- Sewing Patterns
- Costumes
- Children’s Clothing
1900s Men
- Suits and Coats
- Evening Attire
- Shirts, Sweaters
- Pants and Trousers
- Hats
- Boots and Shoes
- Neckties, Bow Ties
- Accessories – Watches, canes, gloves
- Men’s Costumes
Women’s Fashion Guides
- Titanic Fashion: 1st Class Women
- Titanic Fashion: 2nd and 3rd classes
- 1918 – Fashion during WW1 for women and men
- WW1 1914-1918 Outfit Ideas
- 1919 / Mr. Selfridge Clothing – History in Pictures of 1919 fashions
- Edwardian Tea or Day Dress – How to dress for a daytime event.
- Edwardian Hats- History of Hat styles during the Edwardian / Titanic era (see also how to decorate a hat)
- Gibson Girls – learn about the Gibson Girl fashion craze
- Dressing for the Titanic – A shopping guide for Titanic era clothing
- Titanic or Edwardian era costumes – Easy DIY looks for 1910-1915 styles
- Make a Titanic Dress FAST – My quick and easy guide to the Titanic movie’s “swim” dress
- Make a Quick Victorian (or Edwardian) dress costume with just a skirt and blouse
- Edwardian / Titanic Shoes – Make or buy Edwardian style shoes (see also Edwardian era boots and shoes)
- Gloves – History of women’s gloves
- WW1 / Wonder Woman clothing – Recreate costume from the Wonder Woman movie’s London scenes
- Edwardian Sewing Patterns – 1900s, 1910s, WW1, Titanic, Gibson Girl, and Suffragette patterns
- Edwardian Overalls / Women’s work clothing
- 1910s Sweater styles – What knitwear did women have?
- 1910s Teenager clothing – What did teens and big kids wear?
- 1910s Maternity Clothing – History up to the 1960s
- Edwardian Fabrics – 1900-1919 fabric types and colors
Men’s Fashion Guides
- Edwardian 1910s Men’s Fashion – A historical overview of Edwardian men’s fashion
- 1910s Men’s Workwear – How the working classes dressed
- 1910s Men’s Casual Clothing – Lower class and sporty weekend outfits
- 1918 – Fashion during WW1 for women and men
- 1900s Men’s Outfits – Six 1900-1919 men’s fashion looks, from formal to workwear
- 1900-1910s Watches – Men’s Watch history
- 19100-1910s Socks – Men’s Socks history
- 1910s Gloves – Men’s Gloves history
- Men’s ties and bowties – evolution from 1910s to 1970s
- 1900-1910s Jewelry – cufflinks, collar pins, tie sticks, rings, etc.
- Edwardian Boots – Recommended Shoes for Men
- Edwardian Men’s Formal Wear – How to dress for a formal evening or wedding event
- Downton Abbey Mens Clothing Guide – 1915-1925 Day and formal clothes
- Men’s Sailing/ Boating Outfits for Summer