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Early Empire Stays
made according to
the extant stays dated to 1790 located in Victoria and Albert
Museum in London. |
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Blue regency bib front dress
made according to
the extant dark green flowered gown dated to 1795-1800 (Museum
of London) |
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Outfit according to the Gallery of Fashion
A regency day
outfit according to the fashion plate ( November 1795) |
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Bodice according to Norsk Folkemuseum’s original
c. 1799 – 1802,
made of silk with cotton lining |
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The petticoat of embroidered muslin
according to the
extant piece, c. 1800 – 1806 |
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Regency demi-neglige
asymmetric
informal dress) according to "Costume Parisien", 1800. |
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Regency child's dress
an outfit for two
years old child from c. 1800 and was worn by girls and boys too |
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Regency child's dress - headwear
muslin cap
trimmed with a needlework and a palm hat |
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Regency child's redingote
made according to
a fashion plate from Modes de Paris, Costume d´enfant, 1810. |
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Combinations
according to the
original in the Victoria and Albert Museum, England, c. 1800 |
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The child's pelisse
according to the
girl´s pelisse, 1780-1810 (Meg Andrews). |
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The regency boy’s outfit
according to the
fashion plate No 10, Costumes de Paris, Costumes d'enfans, 1810 |
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