Striped Girl’s Dress after 1859
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This 19th-century dress is a fine example of 1850s fashion, showcasing the era’s fascination with intricate patterns. The dress features a striking combination of purple stripes and white polka dots, a popular trend during the mid-19th century. It’s believed to have been a girl's dress, evident in its modest length and delicate details. The dress is a fascinating artifact, offering a glimpse into the fashion and textiles of the period.
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Trijntje van Leyden only lived until the age of ten. This dress, together with other items of clothing and personal possessions, was kept in her memory. The skirt is stitched up in several horizontal flat pleats, resembling the ruffles found in women’s fashions. These pleats could easily be let out as a child grew.
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