Child's Dress, 1810-1825
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This child's dress reflects women's fashions of the 1810s. The pastel silk crepe--lightweight and fluid--was popular for best dresses. This dress was probably worn with pantalettes by a little girl--although a boy could have worn it as well since infants and toddlers of both genders wore dresses at this time. The tucks could be let down as the child grew.
This child's dress reflects women's fashions of the 1810s. The pastel silk crepe--lightweight and fluid--was popular for best dresses. This dress was probably worn with pantalettes by a little girl--although a boy could have worn it as well since infants and toddlers of both genders wore dresses at this time. The tucks could be let down as the child grew.
Artifact
Dress (Garment)
Date Made
1810-1825
Place of Creation
Creator Notes
Made in the United States or England.
Location
Not on exhibit to the public.
Object ID
35.596.39
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Silk (Textile)
Crepe (Textile)
Cotton (Textile)
Color
Pink (Color)
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