Antique Biedermeier Child’s Dress c. 1845 – Early Victorian Girl’s Fashion #tageskleid The break with Tsarist tradition

The break with Tsarist tradition was so profound after 1918 that almost all urban and courtly clothing from the period before has been destroyed or gradually applied

This rare antique governess dress

– Markgrafenstr

the belt buckle tells of a bygone era and the attention to detail that makes the art of the Biedermeier period so special

dating to around 1908 and originating from England

Antique Biedermeier Child’s Dress c. 1845 – Early Victorian Girl’s Fashion #tageskleid The break with Tsarist traditionThis very rare girls dress from the Biedermeier period, dating to around 1845, is an exceptional survivor of early 19thcentury childrens fashion. Such garments are scarce today because they were typically worn heavily, altered repeatedly, or discarded once stained or outgrown. This example, with a cultural background in America, is therefore a remarkable find. The dress is made of printed cotton, a practical yet charming textile commonly used for