Ladies' Fashions for December

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A one-page fashion plate article from December 1850 describing two engraved figures in winter dress. Fig. I is a promenade costume with a striped brown silk robe, a dark green satin mantle with a double skirt, and a brown velvet drawn bonnet. Fig. II is a back view of a claret broché silk gown with a black satin cloak trimmed with chenille fringe and passementerie, and a green velvet bonnet. The text details fabrics, trimmings and cuts of mid-19th-century women's outerwear.

Type
Article
Date
December 1, 1850
Language
English
Pages
1
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