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Chemisette
according to
the extant piece from Snowhill Manor, 1800-1825 |
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Regency apron front dress
A regency apron
front dress according to Costume Parisien (1800). |
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Regency spencer
short jacket
according to the original from 1798. |
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Regency pelisse
mid-calf length
type of women´s regency coat from the end of 18th century and
around 1800. |
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Regency boy’s skeleton suit
skeleton suit,
shirt, waistcoat, shako hat with feathers and leather shoes
according to Costumes de Paris, Costumes d'enfans, 1810. |
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Regency dimity cap
according to the
dimity cap, early 19th century from the Sylvestra Regency
Fashion Collection |
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Regency embroidered cap
inspired with
several fashion plates from "Costume Parisien" ("Journal des
dames et des modes"), an 7 (1799) and an 8 (1800). |
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Regency hats
Two Regency hats
of fabric covered cardboard (1800 and 1810) |
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The female muslin cap
according to the
Chloe’s cap, 1803 from the Napoleon and the Empire of fashion
exhibition |
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Regency ball gloves
Cotton gloves are
made according to the extant long gloves, c. 1790-1810. |
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Regency leather gloves
inspired with the
original kid-skin printed gloves from Elizabeth Day McCormick
collection in MFA Boston. |
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Empire Bags
Bags (ridicules)
complementing Empire dresses. |
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