This neat feature tells the traveling lady exactly what she’ll need for a weekend away–including a traveling suit, shirtwaist, evening gown, nightgown, kimono, petticoat, and more. Not only do you get beautiful illustrations of these items, but the article explains exactly what fabrics and trimmings are needed for each. This is a fun look at what the American Edwardian woman considered necessary for a short journey. We’d be hard pressed to fit such a wardrobe into our weekend suitcases!
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Ladies’ 1780s Portrait Dress Pattern Published on September 28th, 2011
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Ladies’ 1780s Portrait Dress Pattern
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