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Style: BK122
Influenced by growing calls from doctors and social campaigners for dress reform, the tea gown, such as that worn by the sitter in Walter Westley Russell's portrait Tying Her Shoe , was adopted by fashionable women from the late nineteenth century onwards as something that was pretty yet comfortable, which could be worn without a corset inside the home
Renowned for its quality and durability, this shirt is ideal for professional settings and ensures you look sharp all day
They have a classic dress-shoe design and are made
A lace bustier wedding dress that moves with you
They are wearing white stockings, white metallic short breeches revealing their leg lines, puffy lace sleeves and the cravat in common
