'Evening Dress invented by Miss Pierpoint', December 1827 Portrait Print

'Evening Dress invented by Miss Pierpoint', December 1827 NPG D47590

© National Portrait Gallery, London

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

Described in the magazine:
This is a dress of mignonette-leaf-green satin, trimmed with a broad bias fold of pink, scaloped at the upper part: between the scalops depend full bell-ornaments, which give an air of novelty to the trimming: each ornament is surmounted by a small rosette of green riband. The body is made plain, and fastened down the front with small pink buttons. The sleeves are short, plain, and very full, and are bound next to the arm with pink riband. A row of... more

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