Silk Pelisse | Red 1812Gown

Silk Pelisse | Red 1812GownThis early 19th century silk pelisse reflects the graceful lines and refined style of Regency outerwear. Typically worn over a gown, the pelisse served both as a practical garment for warmth and as a fashionable statement in cooler weather. Made from lustrous silk, it drapes elegantly while following the high empire waist and long, flowing silhouette characteristic of the period. This particular design features a distinctive double collar, offering

natural green hue

this game is made from the finest wood available and each piece is hand-fitted

Silk stockings feel delicate and smooth but wear incredibly well

Linen is the most appropriate choice for a working-class or middling impression

This cut hits the wearer at the waist and the vents in the back and sides are both fashionable and comfortable

-Repeat the process a second time to extend the life of your waterproofing

Sometimes called a bib front or pinned front gown

the design is clean and simple

crafted in the style of an antique reproduction with a twisted center rod and curls and the top

Each detail is lightly raised

25-Inches wide

perfect for the 1800s to 1820s