'Walking Dress invented by Miss Pierpoint', July 1827 Portrait Print

'Walking Dress invented by Miss Pierpoint', July 1827 NPG D47594

probably by William Hopwood, published by S. Robinson, published in The Lady's Magazine

Described in the magazine:
A dress of stone-coloured muslin, with a very broad fancy border of blue, red and yellow riband, formed in diamond-chequers. The sleeves en gigot, with points at the wrists above and below a broad gold bracelet, clasped by a medallion in hair. A Canezou spencer of jaconot muslin, trimmed with Urling's lace, and tied in front of the throat with a bow of pink riband. A belt, the same as the dress, encircles the waist, and is fastened in front with... more

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