Wedding dress with extremely wide, puffed sleeves before 1835
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This anonymous artwork, a wedding dress created before 1835, exemplifies the fashion of the early 19th century. The dress features a full skirt, a fitted bodice, and extremely wide, puffed sleeves. The elaborate, patterned fabric adds to the dress's grandeur, reflecting the elegant style of the era. The anonymous artist's work provides a glimpse into the fashion of a bygone era, capturing the beauty and detail of 19th-century wedding attire.
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In 1835 Baroness Nine van Slingelandt married Jonkheer Pieter Teding van Berkhout in Amsterdam. Unlike many of her wealthy contemporaries she did not wear a lace dress, but rather a wedding gown made of an intricately woven silk fabric that makes the illusion of lace. The fabric consists of a tulle ground to which extra threads were added to create the floral pattern.
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