Summer Dress, America, ca. 1912 #dress golf enjoyed growing popularity among

golf enjoyed growing popularity among ladies

the garment remains in remarkably good condition

which were inserted into a small slit opening at the middle of the bag

Shoulder: ~ 20'

the ensemble features a delicate pattern of light blue flowers and leaves on a pale ground—an unmistakable hallmark of warm‑weather Edwardian daywear

Summer Dress, America, ca. 1912 #dress golf enjoyed growing popularity amongAntique summer dress made of thin cotton, ca. 1912, origin: America. Made in the style of a lingerie dress. These dresses get their name from the material used. They are called lingerie dresses or lingerie dresses because the materials used (cotton and light lace) and decoration techniques (lace, embroidery, piping) were originally used for petticoats, chemises and other forms of lingerie. These dresses were mainly worn by younger women. White