Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costume Parisien, 15 juin 1813, (1319): Costume d'une Demoiselle de 11 Ă 12 Ans. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands
The woman on the right is wearing a dress with gigot sleeves, a tippet, and bows decorating the skirt. She is wearing a lace cap decorated with a flower. The seated woman on the right is facing away from the viewer. She is wearing a dress of similar design. She is also wearing gloves and a lace cap decorated with flowers and is holding a bouquet of flowers in her right hand.
Princess dress with pleated front and back, then regularly trimmed at the bottom with a pleated ruffle cut 25 centimeters high, including the head; this ruffle is enhanced by a plum faille cable and runs to the base of the ruffle.
The sides of the back are in faille and extend onto the skirt in two panels that slightly enclose the strips at the back and raise them slightly when tied.
The front strips are gathered in the side seam and trimmed with frayed edges at the bottom, simulating an apron tunic. Bows in gray and plum faille adorn the front, extending up to the neckline.
Faille turn-down collar and sleeves decorated with a facing of similar fabric.
Gray rice straw bonnet hat, adorned with feathers and plum faille.
Princess dress in ecru canvas, adorned at the hem with a pleated ruffle edged in purple and bows of the same color silk ribbon. Similar bows adorn the front, extending up to the purple pleats around the neck. Two strands of ribbon at the back and a long-tailed bow on the shoulder complete this simple and striking design.
A hat in natural-colored English straw, embellished with mauve gauze, two feather heads in the same shade, and a purple faille bow.
