Lady's Monthly Museum, December 1812 | |
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Museum (1812) For DECEMBER, 1812. Morning Dress,--A gown of white muslin, with full sleeves, a cottage cloak of Spanish green kerseymere, bound with pink ribbon; or tab fringe; bonnet à la paysenne. Evening Dresses--spite of the pompous manner in which some of our contemporaries detail their critique, have undergone little alteration; they are of white satin, made quite plain. Retiring mantle of crimson velvet, bound with gold. ***This department of our work is about to be placed in the hand of the first engraver of fashions in this country; we trust, therefore, that our Number for January will rival the works of our contemporaries. | |