'Carriage Dress invented by Miss Pierpoint', November 1827 Portrait Print

'Carriage Dress invented by Miss Pierpoint', November 1827 NPG D47592

© National Portrait Gallery, London

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

Described in the magazine:
This is a close pelisse-gown of gros-de-Naples, the colour verd-antique, with a very broad border of marten skin, and a tippet of the same fur, with long ends, thrown over the shoulders. The pelisse has no collar; but one in fine lace, of a Vandyck pattern, falls over it. A hat of black velvet, ornamented on the crown and part of the brim with very broad amber riband, and cherry-coloured puffs of sarcenet, is tied closely under the chin, on the... more

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