Last January, Colonial Williamsburg launched the beginnings of an online companion to their current exhibit " Fashion Accessories fro...

A 1770s Silk Muff During the accessories conference at Colonial Williamsburg back in March, I was fortunate enough to be able to take a ...

Although we attended the accessories conference in March (and although I was fortunate enough to take part in a guided tour of the exhibit...

While Rebecca was busy enjoying the symposium of prettiness early this week, I tried to get as much CW fun into my schedule as I could fit!...

Day Four Muffs, mitts, caps, fringe, cloaks, and other pretties made by the CW milliners. The lectures having ended Tuesday evening, Wedne...

Day Three Goodies on display at the Margaret Hunter millinery shop. My apologies for the absence of new posts Tuesday and Wednesday; Ashle...

Day Two The miniature milliner's shop on display at the Margaret Hunter shop , which features more than a dozen pint-sized accessories....

Day One Rebecca pondering the symposium schedule. This evening saw the opening of " Costume Accessories: Head to Toe ," a two-an...

This afternoon, Colonial Williamsburg launched a new online costume exhibit, " Historic Threads: Three Centuries of Clothing ."  ...

Colonial Williamsburg published a vodcast today, Fashion Accessories from Head to Toe , featuring Linda Baumgarten, Curator of Textiles and...