Photograph of a 18th-century, red, floral-embroidered, long-sleeved, full-skirted dress with intricate yellow
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Ca. 1775 Robe a l'anglaise in red silk damask. The silhouette of this dress is enhanced by the fabric's rich color and vibrant pattern - a sumptuous display of fruit and flowers. The fabric was designed by Anna Maria Garthwaite, an English textile designer and the only woman known to have worked in Spitalfields, a silk-weaving center in London. | The Museum at FIT. Object Number: 2008.4.1
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Photograph of a Victorian-era, long-sleeved, full-skirted dress displayed against a gray background. The dress is rich red with intricate floral embroidery featuring yellow roses, green leaves, and small orange blossoms. The bodice is fitted with a slight waistline, and the skirt has a voluminous, A-line shape. The fabric appears to be satin with a slightly glossy texture. The dress has a high neckline and small, decorative buttons at the back. The embroidery is detailed and colorful, adding a delicate, ornate touch to the elegant garment.
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