1910s tea gown

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I gave you an extra few days for Rate the Dress, because last week’s was so late. And I’m still feeling very rushed and busy, so have picked a Rate the Dress that’s all about relaxing, albeit in the poshest way possible. Last Week: an 1860s fancy dress Last week’s Rate the dress was fancy in a different way to this weeks: fancy dress, rather than fancy, fancy. But what we could see of the trim and construction was also quite fancy: indicating a very well made, high quality item, for a client…

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This is a nice example of the teagown made by the House of Worth.  This shows the luxurious lifestyle indicative of prominent women of the time.  The teagown could be worn without a corset and was therefore a more comfortable form of dress in which one could greet guests at home Tea Gown Edwardian, Tea Gown Pattern, Worth Gowns, Cultural Outfits, Worth Dresses, Period Dresses, 1900 Fashion, House Of Worth, Tea Gown

This is a nice example of the teagown made by the House of Worth. This shows the luxurious lifestyle indicative of prominent women of the time. The teagown could be worn without a corset and was therefore a more comfortable form of dress in which one could greet guests at home

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Socialite Jane Norton Grew (1868–1925) married J.P. Morgan Jr in 1890. Raised in privilege, a Boston ‘Brahmin’ and the daughter of a banker, Grew would have been used to the ultimate in fashion and high society. By marrying in to the banking Morgan family she could expect to continue a life of luxury. Worth Gowns, Edwardian Dresses, Gaun Abad Pertengahan, Charles Frederick Worth, Fashion 1910, House Of Worth, Tea Gown, 1910s Fashion, Historical Dress

I gave you an extra few days for Rate the Dress, because last week’s was so late. And I’m still feeling very rushed and busy, so have picked a Rate the Dress that’s all about relaxing, albeit in the poshest way possible. Last Week: an 1860s fancy dress Last week’s Rate the dress was fancy in a different way to this weeks: fancy dress, rather than fancy, fancy. But what we could see of the trim and construction was also quite fancy: indicating a very well made, high quality item, for a client…

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