The Ladies' Pocket Magazine, September 1825 | |
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(Fashion Plate, Gift of Dr. Martin Porter) | |
The Ladies' Toilet.FASHIONS REPRESENTED IN THE ENGRAVINGS.[from page 105, image shown above] BALL DRESS. ---A dress of tulle over white satin, with two rows of rich trimming in blond à l'antique, forming two borders, which are broad, and surmounted, on each side, by a large bouquet of full-blown roses. Corsage à la Sevingné, of white satin, with a valuable mosaic brooch in the centre of the bouffont drapery that crosses the bust. Sleeves very short and full; a bouquet of full-blown roses on the left side of the bust. The hair is arranged in the Milanese style, with strings of pearls, and sumounted by a beautiful bouquet of roses. The ear-rings and necklace of pearls. |