The April, 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion features in Fig. 4 a "Scotch bonnet of garnet-coloured satin, the ends trimmed with a gold fringe, and the bonnet with blue fox fur."
The May, 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion features in Fig. 9 a "Scotch bonnet of rose-coloured satin, trimmed with three rows of pearls ... [and] Two white feathers on the left side."
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Detail of Figs. 10 and 11 from the June, 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion. Fig. 10 on the left is in "Straw-coloured gipsy hat, trimmed with lilac riband." Fig. 11 is in "Plain chip hat, trimmed with purple ribands." |
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Detail of Fig. 12 from the June, 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion. Fig. 12 is in "Demi-gipsy hat, trimmed with green ribands, forming a large bow in the front." The feathers are called "party-coloured." |
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Detail of Fig. 16 from the July, 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion. Fig. 16 is in "Staw hat with carnation-coloured stripes, trimmed with rose-coloured ribands." |
The August, 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion features in Fig. 20 a lady in half-mourning wearing "white chip hat bound with black, and trimmed with a piece of black silk; two black feathers placed on the right side, near the front. Fig. 21 wears "white stamp-paper hat, trimmed with green riband." Fig. 22 wears a "straw- coloured hat, trimmed with orange and purple ribands."
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Detail of figure 23 from September 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion. Figure 23 is in "White and purple striped sarcenet hat, with an embroidered purple border, trimmed round the crown with a rose-coloured gauze handkerchief." |
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Detail of figure 24 from September 1794 Issue of The Gallery of Fashion. Figure 24 is in "Sky-blue beaver hat, trimmed round the crown with a broad purple ribband, forming a large bow in the front. A large yellow ostrich feather place behind the bow." |
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