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< Left This is the simplified version
of a period design for informal everyday attire in a one-piece dress. Perfect
for a non-fussy, period look for Living history or museum guides Day
Dress Fabrics: Solid color cottons, or |
This formal ensemble is made up of the
petticoat (underskirt) and gown, the common components of the 18th century lady's
wardrobe. Like the day dress, the ball gown also features a low square neckline
and natural waist. The center front of the bodice is trimmed as a false stomacher
with a layer of lace emphasizing the pointed center front. Sleeves are elbow length
with rich, frothy flounces of lace at the elbows. Bands of ruched lace, called
"robings" run up the front edges of the gown and around the neckline.
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Gown Fabrics: | ||
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Gown has a pointed front and back waistline and full skirt. The Dress Bodice has
a low, round neckline edged with self-fabric ruching. |
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Ordering Information: Fabrics and Styles - Outfits
are available in the fabrics as stated in individual descriptions:When ordering,
please give 1st, 2nd and 3rd color choices, or send color sample - they will be
matched as closely as possible. With Gown/Petticoat outfits,two colors (in the same fabric) may be requested. (Sorry, no mixing of fabrics - outfits are done in a single fabric type only.) Side-hoops were commonly worn with all these styles; please remember to state if your gown should be cut to be worn with or without side-hoops.(except for Basic and Festival dresses which are not available for side hoops)
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For further information on custom order items contact: email Williamsburg RoseŠ | ||