The Lady's Magazine, or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated solely to their Use and Amusement, 1809

1. A short dress of purple velvet or kerseymere, ornamented in front with a rich stomacher, and seams, embroidered with gold; bottom of the dress ornamented in a similar mammer, or with a rich lace. Spanish hat of the same materials, edged with points of gold lace or embroidery, and long white swansdown or ostrich feather. [on the right of plate]

2. A full dress of soft white crape, richly ornamented with silver; the back made in three seams, laced with silver, and stomacher front the dress, worn over white satin. A dress cap of crimson velvet, confined across with bands of silver lace, ornamented in front with a demi wreath of yellow roses; pearl necklace; white kid shoes and gloves.

1. A SHORT round dress of rich white satin, bordered round the bottom with silver lace; over the dress a short vest crape, richly spotted with silver, and terminating in deep points, to each of which is suspended a small silver tassel.

1. A DRESS of plain India muslin, bordered in needlework round the bottom, over which is a tunic of sky blue crape fastened on the right shoulder with a rich gold brocade, and tied under the left arm with bows of narrow ribband.

1. A short pelisse of colored sarcenet without sleeeves and open at the sides, but drawn together at equal distances with a small raised silk button, and trimmed round the bottom with a silk fringe to match.