Red Petticoat, France, ca. 1900 #walking-dress which were inserted into a

which were inserted into a small slit opening at the middle of the bag

It embodies the height of the Egyptian Revival movement in antique fashion and reflects how archaeological discoveries influenced vintage clothing

The blouse is made of linen

After training as a dressmaker in the Paris fashion salon of Christoph Drecoll

The sleeves fall into two cascading flounces

Red Petticoat, France, ca. 1900 #walking-dress which were inserted into aPetticoat made of cotton fabric, ca. 1900, origin: France. Flounces in the hem area. Vertical stripes. Button fastening at the back. Skirts of this type were part of every lady's toilette. They were worn with all (or almost all) dresses. The unusual thing here is the color. Red petticoats are rather rare. Very well preserved. They were a sign of luxury and individuality. They reflect the social and fashion trends of the time, when women's fashion was