Immortelle Society Papers

Maria Theresa - An Empress, Queen, Arch Duchess and Grand Duchess Queen Maria Theresa of France was the wife of King Louis XIV and the queen consort of France from 1660 until her death in 1683. Born in 1638, she...

 Marie-Thérèse, child of King Louis XVI of France and Queen Marie Antoinette Marie-Thérèse, Duchess of Angoulême, was the eldest daughter of King Louis XVI of France and Queen Marie Antoinette. Born on December 19, 1778, she is often remembered for...

Who Was Madame Pompadour? Unveiling the Life and Influence of Louis XV's Legendary Mistress Madame de Pompadour, born Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson, was a key figure in 18th-century French history, known for her influence on art, politics, and culture. As the official...

The Queens Jewels Emerald Jewelry Collection Custom pieces include: A one of a kind statement necklace in tourmaline green with a velvet and vintage rhinestone center framed by a flourished brass focal. A Royal emerald crown with antique French filigree...

The Bridgerton Guinevere Dress in cream brocade - a beautiful tribute to the Regency Era. Inspired by the Regency Era, the Guinevere is a triumph here at Immortelle Bijouterie. The Guinevere empire-waisted dress, much like those seen in the popular...

The Dress of 18th century French Court Baroque fashion, particularly at the French Court, represented a pinnacle of extravagant elegance and elaborate detail. During the 17th and early 18th centuries, the French Court, led by the Sun King Louis XIV,...

Marie Antoinette and The French Revolution Despite her initial popularity, Marie Antoinette's image began to deteriorate as the French Revolution gained momentum. The people saw her as a foreign influence and blamed her for many of France's woes, often calling...

How did Marie Antoinette Die?  The end of Marie Antoinette’s life was as dramatic as the years she spent at the height of French aristocracy. After the monarchy fell, she faced imprisonment and a highly publicized trial. In October 1793,...

Who Was Marie Antoinette? Unraveling the Life of France's Controversial Queen Marie Antoinette was the last Queen of France before the French Revolution. Born on November 2, 1755, in Vienna, she was originally an Archduchess of Austria before her marriage...

How do you lace a corset dress - Immortelle Bijouterie How do you lace a corset dress might seem like a daunting task, but with a bit of practice and some helpful tips, you'll be a pro in no time....

The Magic of the Ohio Renaissance Festival If you've ever wished to be transported back to the time of Queen Elizabeth I, knights, and minstrels, then the Ohio Renaissance Festival is the perfect place for you! This festival is a...

Medieval Magic: The Cultural Significance and History of Renaissance Festivals. Have you ever found yourself yearning for a medieval experience, right in the midst of modern life? Well, you are not alone. There are thousands of people around the world...

A deeper look into the decorative Stomacher - Jewelry for Immortelle Dresses and Gowns A decorative stomacher is an embellished, triangular panel that fills the front opening of a woman's gown or corset. Typically stiffened and elaborately decorated, stomachers were generally...

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story depicts Rococo Fashion - Merging two Fashion Eras If you're a fan of the regency period, you might be wondering about the influence of Rococo and Marie Antoinette on the style of Queen Charlotte, famously...

'Bridgerton' represents a fashion revival of the Regency period This is an inspiration photo of Princess Augusta as the mother of King George III, based on the series Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story. The Bridgerton inspired Regency dress, Renaissance jewelry Crown...

Unveiling 'Bridgerton': The Real History, Fashion, Love, and Madness of Queen Charlotte's Royal Court Shown above, an exclusive Immortelle Gown, Stomacher, Crown and Custom "Charlotte" jewelry set all designed and made by Immortelle Bijouterie. This look was a concept based...

Did Marilyn Monroe really wear corsets? American bombshell and silver screen legend Marilyn Monroe did wear corsets! Her influence on corsetry is undeniable and has even trickled into the royal corset fashion. Known for her glamorous style and iconic hourglass...

Marie Antoinette and Costume Jewelry At the intersection of royalty and fashion, none shone brighter, or more brilliantly, than Marie Antoinette - the trendsetting queen and a devoted patron of the arts. She was perhaps the biggest influence on court...

Francis Hayman and Marie Antoinette In the grand tapestry of fashion history, the contributions of Francis Hayman and Marie Antoinette cannot be understated.  Francis Hayman, a prominent English painter, rose to prominence in the mid-18th century and significantly influenced fashion...

Vigée Le Brun - The personal painter of Marie Antoinette Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun, a prominent painter and portraitist, etched her name in the annals of history by her close association with none other than Marie Antoinette, the famed...

Marie Antoinette - Her private fashion preferences In the enthralling narratives of historical fashion, the name Marie Antoinette holds a position of intrigue and notoriety. Her private life, woven extensively with her individualistic fashion choices, significantly transformed the norms of...