Figures 10, 11, and 12 are shown on the left. This plate faces a page labelled "A Peep Into Kensington Gardens. Morning Dresses" which then gives descriptions of each of the three figures.
Text taken from June 1794 issue is given below.
Fig. X.
Straw-coloured gipsy hat, trimmed with lilac riband
formed into a large bow in the front, and into a very small one behind;
tied under the chin with a lilac-coloured silk handkerchief. One white,
and one lilac ostrich feather, placed on left side. The hair in light
curls, falling down behind, bound with a white half-handkercheif, tied
in the front into a large bow. Round gown of fine Indian callico, trimmed
with a narrow flounce; long sleeves trimmed at the wrist with lace. Lilac-coloured
sash tied into a small bow, the ends as long as the train. Lawn handkerchief,
over it another of lilac-coloured silk, turned under the arms, and tied
behind. Yellow shoes. Jonquille-coloured gloves.
Fig. XI.
Plain chip hat, trimmed with purple ribands. Hair lightly frizzed; chignon
turned up in a loose plait. Plain muslin gown and petticoat. Short sleeves,
trimmed at the elbows with lace. Full cravat round the neck. Small lawn
handkerchief tied behind. Black silk cloak, trimmed with very broad lace. Lead-coloured gloves.
Green fan.
Fig. XII.
Demi-gipsy hat, trimmed with green ribands, forming a large bow in the
front, and a very small one behind. A narrow white net, plaited round
the edge of the brim, its two points tied with narrow green ribands, passing
under the ringlets, and forming behind a small bow. Two party-coloured
feathers on the left side. Hair in easy curls; chignon turned up plain
and the ends returned in ringlets. Chemise of spotted muslin; the sleeves
tied in two parts with green ribands. Cross-striped green and white sash.
Jonquille-coloured gloves. Yellow shoes.
