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19th century high waisted dress style 1800-1815 ca. Typical Regency Era Sprigged Mull Dress. Typical of the white cotton high-waisted dresses in vogue in the early 1800s. They replaced the more formal gowns from the end of the casual empire waist dress
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19th century high waisted dress style 1800-1815 ca. Typical Regency Era Sprigged Mull Dress. Typical of the white cotton high-waisted dresses in vogue in the early 1800s. They replaced the more formal gowns from the end of the casual empire waist dress

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19th century high waisted dress style 1800-1815 ca. Typical Regency Era Sprigged Mull Dress. Typical of the white cotton high-waisted dresses in vogue in the early 1800s. They replaced the more formal gowns from the end of the casual empire waist dress

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What should I consider when choosing a patterned skirt?

Consider whether you want the pattern to be the main focus of the outfit or a quieter background detail. A simpler top can leave more visual space for a bold skirt pattern.

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