20+ People Proving Old Things Used to Be More Interesting and High Quality

Virtually everyone has seen and envied those elegant garments and luxurious attire shown in historical films. However, some people liked these old clothes so much, that they started sticking them in their wardrobes. There are people who just collect, while others manage to recreate these incredible items on their own, on a professional or amateur level.

we, from awesome.clubwe were delighted with all these photos and, to be honest, it even made me want to learn to sew just to make these fantastic pieces from the past.

“My attempt to sew Marilyn Monroe’s legendary blue dress”

This type of underwear was worn by women in the early 19th century.

“I ordered my Victorian-style engagement ring”

“My best swimsuit is a pink from the 50s. As long as I rinse it off after swimming, it will stay like new”

“I spent time sewing this WWII nurses cape and a matching hat. The cover is very warm, 100% wool and fully lined.”

Printed dress from the 1960s. It even has pockets

“When I’m bored, I like to organize all the things in my Victorian collection”

Look what hid under the skirts of the 18th century

“I made a shirt and a linen vest from the late 1700s, and now I’m sewing the pants”

“My vintage sunglasses collection”

“I started a small personal project where I knit authentic Victorian Era knits and my first piece was a simple sock pattern from the 1875s!”

“I sewed clothes worn by teachers in the 1890s”

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Inspired by 16th century fashion

It’s even nice to show up in such an outfit at a social event

“My first attempt at making a corset”

“I am a museum employee and this is my work uniform”

Men’s mohair cardigans. They were at the height of fashion in the 1960s

My Girlfriend Sewed These 18th Century Outfits for a Costume Party

My collection of buttons from different eras barely fits in the closet

“I now own an Edwardian-style dress”

The Edwardian Era corresponds to the period from 1901 to 1910 in the United Kingdom, during the reign of King Edward VII.

“Dior watches. My grandmother used it in the 1950s.”

Do you also think that clothes from bygone eras were more quality and more interesting than modern clothes? Would you dare try on a corset or go to a party in a Marilyn Monroe dress? Comment!