Early victorian fashion

Victoria and Albert Museum: 1842, England; This dress is characteristic of fashionable styles from the early 1840s. The neckline is wide with a deep collar or ‘bertha’. The long, tight sleeves are typical of the 1840s, while the short over-sleeves recall the elaborate sleeves of the 1830s. The waist is lengthened in front with a point both front and back. The elaborate applied decorations of the 1830s are now no longer fashionable.

This skirt is particularlly suited to the years 1887-1888, and to fit over the TV163 - Imperial Tournure bustle. It has three train options: View A is floor length all around, and is perfect as the base skirt for walking dresses. It has a wide front gore, and narrow side gore which extends back over the bustle to give a narrow, but extended look to the back of the dress. The full back panel has a bournous pleat at the center, which aslo acts as the closure. View B has a m

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A Very Nice Card. See Scan For Actual Card On Sale. Excellent (EX)- Bright, crisp, crease free with sharp edges and corners. Top Quality Cards ! OK for scarce cards. Ideal Gap Fillers ! Very Good (VG)- No visible creases, no tears, no rounded corners.