Jeune Fille Dress, ca. 1910

This delightful antique summer dress, dating to the early 20th century, beautifully reflects the era’s blend of elegance and practicality. Crafted from thin cotton fabric, it was designed for warm-weather wear, offering both comfort and style - perfect for garden parties, picnics, and other social occasions where young girls showcased their finest attire.

The dress features machine-made lace, a hallmark of technical progress in textile production, lending a subtle touch of sophistication to its otherwise playful design. Lightweight fabrics and delicate detailing were typical of the period’s summer fashion, emphasizing natural beauty and refined simplicity.

A hook-and-eye closure at the back ensures ease of wear and a tailored fit. Remarkably well-preserved, the dress remains in very good to excellent condition, a testament to the quality of materials and the care it has received over the decades. Please note: the brooch shown in some images is not included.

Length: approx. 120 cm

This charming Edwardian cotton dress is ideal for collectors of antique children's clothing, historical summer wear, or early 20th-century textile arts, offering a graceful glimpse into the everyday elegance of the time.