Children's Fashion
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1 – 1851
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Boy in skirt – 1854
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Boy in corset – 1854
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2 – 1855
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3 – 1858–59
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4– 1855
- This young boy wears a belted tunic over pantalettes. His governess wears the modest, dark dress appropriate to her occupation.
- Hans Haubold, Graf von Einsiedel wears a three-piece suit with rounded collar and lapel peaks, and the round, frilled open collar favored for children, 1855.
- Young girl wears a knee-length skirt with crinoline petticoat, 1858–59.
- A girl in a dress and Pantalettes, 1855
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