Antique White Crepe Cotton Dress, ca. 1914 #antikerhut and pintucks that create a

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The variety reflects the luxurious and practical needs of a high‑ranking aristocratic bride at the turn of the century

The coat features elegant half‑length pagoda sleeves with matching tulle inner sleeves

very few tiny spots

Under the management of Aristide Boucicaut

Antique White Crepe Cotton Dress, ca. 1914 #antikerhut and pintucks that create aThis elegant antique dress, dating to around 1914, beautifully reflects the refined style of the early 20th century. Made from soft white crepe cotton, the onepiece gown is richly decorated with chemically imitated Irish crochet, a fashionable and highly admired lace technique of the period. The intricate openwork gives the dress a delicate, handcrafted appearance while maintaining the lightness and comfort associated with Edwardian clothing. The