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Dressing gown
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The Victoria and Albert Museum
London, United Kingdom
Dressing gowns often resembled outdoor coats with their lapels, waist seams and double-breasted fastenings. Because men generally wore them inside, the materials were lighter and included colourful printed cotton, patterned silk, velvet and flannel. They tended to be more formal and tailored than dressing gowns today.
Details
- Title: Dressing gown
- Creator: Unknown
- Date Created: 1835/1844
- Location: Great Britain
- Provenance: Given by Mrs E. Alliott
- Medium: Printed cotton, lined with cotton
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