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Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit

Posted on March 10, 2025 by Trystan L. Bass
Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit at Carnevale 2025

I had one last-minute “stretch goal” costume for Carnevale 2025 that I managed to finish — I wanted to use the 2 yards of bisexual stripe silk from Silk Baron to make a jacket from the tried-and-true JP Ryan 1750-1780s jackets pattern. I also had some purple taffeta in the stash that coordinated well to make a petticoat.

Bisexual Stripe Jacket in-progress
Bisexual Stripe Jacket in-progress
Bisexual Stripe Jacket in-progress

I also had a purple tricorn that I bought several years ago (maybe in Venice?) but hadn’t used yet, so I trimmed it to match, including a bi pride pin and an embroidered trans pride pin from Twan Lentjes. I also accessorized the outfit with rainbow pride-ish collet necklaces from AliExpress and a custom Carnevale themed chatelaine from Queen and Cavendish.

I’d planned to wear this outfit for an 18th-century meetup with friends, but first I had the chance to join a photoshoot by Laure Jacquemin with my friend Cindy, who took these behind-the-scenes pix during the shoot.

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit photoshoot at Carnevale 2025

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit photoshoot at Carnevale 2025

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit photoshoot at Carnevale 2025

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit photoshoot at Carnevale 2025

While I wait for Laure’s professional photos, here’s a few more taken around town:

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit at Carnevale 2025

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit at Carnevale 2025

Bisexual Stripe 18th-Century Jacket Outfit at Carnevale 2025

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