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1774 1793 France Robe г La Franг Aise Attributed To Mme ођ Rose bertin, née marie jeanne bertin, was born in in abbeville, a textile town in northern france. at age sixteen, she was apprenticed to a marchande de modes (or milliner in english, although the literal translation is female fashion merchant) in paris; and was so successful that in 1770 she opened up her own shop, the grand mogol, on the rue. Robe à la française. the robe à la française, with open robe and petticoat, was the quintessential dress of the eighteenth century. characteristic of 1770s costume are the piece's low neckline, fitted bodice, narrow sleeves with double layered cuffs, as well as the sack back and fullness at the hips supported by panniers.
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1774 1793 France Silk Robe г La Franг Aise 1780s Women S Fashion May 12, 2014 1774 1793, france robe à la française attributed to mme bertin silk, metal thread. The queen is shown in an up to date outfit created by bertin. marie jeanne "rose" bertin (2 july 1747, abbeville, picardy, france – 22 september 1813, Épinay sur seine) was a french fashion merchant. she was particularly noted for her work with queen marie antoinette. bertin was the first celebrated french fashion designer and is widely. The details. b. lanche payne in the history of costume from the ancient egyptians to the twentieth century (1965) writes: “when the back fullness was formed into box pleats at the neckline, falling freely from there to the floor, the gown is referred to as a robe à la française .” (413) charlotte mankey calasibetta & phyllis tortora in. Dating back to the end of the eighteenth century, this dress "à la française" was made of brocaded silk with stripes and bouquets. robe by anonyme musée du vieux nîmes. although it originated from china, the silk produced in the cévennes from the thirteenth century on was used to create textiles in nîmes. this dress consists of a skirt.
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1949 Silk Satin Evening Dress By Mainbocher Usa Chicago History The details. b. lanche payne in the history of costume from the ancient egyptians to the twentieth century (1965) writes: “when the back fullness was formed into box pleats at the neckline, falling freely from there to the floor, the gown is referred to as a robe à la française .” (413) charlotte mankey calasibetta & phyllis tortora in. Dating back to the end of the eighteenth century, this dress "à la française" was made of brocaded silk with stripes and bouquets. robe by anonyme musée du vieux nîmes. although it originated from china, the silk produced in the cévennes from the thirteenth century on was used to create textiles in nîmes. this dress consists of a skirt. 1740s. on view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 899. a perfect example of the robe à la française at mid century, this hand painted silk dress displays the opulence, orientalism, and insatiable baroque excess of the time. layers build on layers; flowers terrace out from the two dimensional on the textile, to silk flowers, to nets laden with. A fashionable robe à la française might be made from yards of expensive silk brocade draped over wide hoops, trimmed with handmade lace, and elaborately accessorized. often dismissed as wasteful, aristocratic luxury supported a host of artisans. according to the great french writer montesquieu (1748), there was "an absolute necessity for.
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Detail Of Robe г La Franг Aise 1777 Italian 1740s. on view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 899. a perfect example of the robe à la française at mid century, this hand painted silk dress displays the opulence, orientalism, and insatiable baroque excess of the time. layers build on layers; flowers terrace out from the two dimensional on the textile, to silk flowers, to nets laden with. A fashionable robe à la française might be made from yards of expensive silk brocade draped over wide hoops, trimmed with handmade lace, and elaborately accessorized. often dismissed as wasteful, aristocratic luxury supported a host of artisans. according to the great french writer montesquieu (1748), there was "an absolute necessity for.
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Crewel Embroidered Dress French Ca 1805 This Gown Is Believed To Have