The good news is that the black tie dress code is actually incredibly easy to get right
These historical shades are directly reflected in the current range: grey (the most common variant, natural colour), dark grey , green (inspired by woad/reseda), burgundy (madder red), brown (natural wool) and blue cover the historical colour spectrum well
to the 1620s for my purposes) century are a very complex, tricky subject
Between working from home and having little kids, these days my little black dresses are typically reserved for date nights and special occasions (weddings, anniversaries, travel) but isnt stopping me from adding new ones to my wardrobe
About 20 years ago, someone gave me what they thought was a copy of the actual Buddy's Salad Dressing recipe (it wasn't) and since then I've been dabbling with spices, blue cheese variations, olive oils and vinegar combinations to try and hit the mark
id like to try sewing it