Teagown c. 1906
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"Teagown" is a garment from the early 20th century, designed by the fashion house Templier et Rondeau. The white garment is made of silk and embellished with delicate lace and is a prime example of Edwardian fashion, showcasing the era's preference for elegant, yet practical clothing. The "Teagown" design is a symbol of the time and its focus on afternoon social gatherings.
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From 1900 women wore a less formal dress at home, also called a teagown. The model on display here is called a robe princesse and follows the curves of the body without a horizontal waist seam. The fine vertical tucks give shape to the bodice whereby the emphasis falls on the buttocks and bosom. The corset worn under the dress too underscored this line.
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