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Russian Splendor: Looking at Russian Court Dress

Russian Splendor: Looking at Russian Court Dress

Last week’s Style File Friday post explored court dress in England/ the United Kingdom. The English court went through very specific styles throughout the decades and centuries. However, Russian court dress is rather the opposite- for over 80 years, Russian court dress remained unchanged. I’ve […]

What to Read After You See Anastasia

What to Read After You See Anastasia

If you missed my post from yesterday, I finally fulfilled a childhood dream and saw Anastasia on stage! The royal mystery of history that lead me down the path of becoming an historian? Obviously, I had to. However, it isn’t just the movie and the musical […]

History Bite: Princess Charlotte’s Russian Style Dress

History Bite: Princess Charlotte’s Russian Style Dress

The Russia, Royalty, and the Romanovs exhibition at the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, includes an incredible range of objects. Although many of the pieces are portraits and ceramics, there are a few textile pieces that are particularly interesting. Princess Charlotte is often forgotten- she died […]

Russia, Royalty, and the Romanovs Exhibition, Queen’s Gallery

Russia, Royalty, and the Romanovs Exhibition, Queen’s Gallery

On one of many historical stops out on the best day ever, Hisdoryan and I visited the Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace to see the new Romanov exhibition. I don’t think that you can call yourself a royal historian if you don’t have at least […]