Jeune Fille Dress, ca. 1910

The design of the dress reflects the fashion style of the time, which combined elegance and practicality. Summer dresses from this era are characterized by light fabrics and playful details. The machine-made lace was a sign of technical progress in textile processing and lent the dress a touch of sophistication. Such dresses were often worn by young girls who gathered for social occasions such as garden parties or picnics, showing off their finest garments.

The choice of thin cotton fabric was particularly practical for the hot summer months, as it was both comfortable and stylish. The hook and eye closure at the back made it easy to handle and adjust to the wearer's figure. It is remarkable how well this dress has survived over the years, which is indicative of the quality of the materials and the care it has received. The brooch is not included

Length: ~ 120 cm