@serena_dyer: Operating from her home in Spitalfields between the 1720s and 1750s, Anna Maria Garthwaite created over a thousand precise, botanically accurate silk designs. She designed these sweeping floral sprigs knowing how they would cascade across the voluminous hoops of an eighteenth-century mantua and catch the candlelight in a crowded room. Her work was so admired that it wasn't just beloved by London aristocrats; it was exported globally, with figures like Martha Washington recorded as wearing her silks. #fashiontiktok #fashionhistory #historytok #learnontiktok

Angelica Storms449 :

Once again should be spoken of in Schools!

Emma :

Unmarried *scandalised gasp* you know she was doing good work if they overlooked that

divinemagpieemporium :

She was the Vera Wang of her time ! Absolutely outstanding work and eye for detail !

Indoline Issue :

She was so talented,thank you for this video[Starry hearts]

Kim Marie Foot :

Absolutely stunning I would love to have this level of vision and artistic expression 💖

✨Crestfallen🌙 :

Amazing

English Harry :

Gorgeous story

Nick Orchard :

stunning

user9093052150999 :

Beautiful!!

Daylight :

So beautiful

CFreddy :

Netflix series!! 100%

alix :

I need someone to recreate these fabrics and make new clothes with them

Jose :

Are there any of her descendants alive today ? ✨ What an interesting piece of history and lady 👏🏾

MintieMadness :

LOVE this dress so much!! I had never heard about her before so thank you for sharing!

Mich22🐈‍⬛🎾🎶🎸 :

Absolutly beautiful!

LB :

Creative and skilful

trishbehnke0 :

beautiful

decembereyes12 :

Stunning 🤩

Gingermew 🇨🇦 :

We need a book of her patterns and designs!

Behavior Across History :

Sharon Walsh :

Very Laura Ashley

HippoNZ :

🥰🥰🥰

🦋 Sophie 🦋 :

@Francesca Rose 🩷

COLLEEN GIRL🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪 :

@Laura the Historian 📚 @Francesca Rose STUNNING 🤩😘🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪

pinkey :

@Francesca Rose