Riding habit 1900s

This "Riding Habit" from the early 1900s, created by T. Miller & Sons of New York, is an example of tailored women's clothing designed for equestrian activities. The outfit, made of dark fabric, features a fitted jacket with a nipped waist and a long skirt designed to allow freedom of movement while riding. This ensemble demonstrates the evolving role of women in society, particularly in the realm of sport and leisure. The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses this artifact, providing insight into fashion trends of the era.