Medieval Styles 1066-1485   Characterized by simple tunics, bliauts, kirtles, and sideless surcoats,  the elegance of medieval clothing is achieved through yards of fabric, often uninterrupted by a waistline.

	Victorian Styles 1837-1901   Victorian corsets and bodices began to create the classic "hourglass."  Skirts started as bell shaped and evolved into bustles near the turn of the century.

	Other Styles for Ladies   This section includes colonial, retro, and modern outfits. (Basically anything that doesn't have its own category yet.)

	Corsets   Several corset styles, ranging from Renaissance to Modern.

	Clothing for Children   This section showcases the many styles of clothing available for children.  Coordinating clothing can be made for any age child.

	Accessories     A selection of hats, bags, jewelry, and other accessories to compliment the clothing we create.

	About the Owners     Meet the people behind SkyRidge Designs.

	Optimystic Video     One of our gowns was recently featured in a music video by artist Erin McGrew.

	Renaissance and Elizabethan Styles 1485-1603   Tudor and Elizabethan styles were characterized by the corset, farthingales, and more "structured" styles of gowns.

	Wedding Gowns   Wedding attire in this section range from Medieval to Modern.

	Custom Leather   This section includes leather bodices, skirts, and fantasy wear.

	Underpinnings   In addition to corsets, women of the past have relied on petticoats, bumrolls, hoopskirts, and many other items of underclothing to create the fashionable silhouette.

	Clothing for Men   A selection of our men's tunics, doublets, shirts, slops, vests, and other garments.

	Getting Dressed   With so many layers of clothing, this guide will help you get everything where it belongs.

	Frequently Asked Questions   Check here for scheduled shows, contact information, frequently asked questions, and information about how to order.

	Gallery of Photos     We've attended so many events...we thought we'd share some of the best photos.

	Links   A visit to a few of the friends, performers, and others we have met over the last several years.