Gallery of Fashion, Fig. 134, 135: Hyde Park. Morning Dresses

"Fig. 134. Fig. 135.\nPublished as the Act directs April 1. 1797, by N. Heideloff at the Gallery of Fashion Office, No. 90, Wardour Street.\"\nMode print from the London journal Gallery of Fashion. April 1, 1797.\nHyde Park. \nMorning Dresses.\nFIG. CXXXIV.\nThe toupee combed straight, the chignon turned up plain and short. \nCabriolet bonnet of light green velvet, tied under the chin with a white \nriband; light green satin riband, in half plaits, on the top of the crown,\nsurrounded with a ribbon of white satin in large plaits, crossed with pink-\ncoloured satin riband; large rosette of pink riband in the front, and a \nsmall one behind. Round gown of pale yellow stained muslin, with a \nnarrow embroidered border; short sleeves. Rose-coloured gloves. White \nand yellow striped slippers. Green and white striped shawl.\nFIG. CXXXV.\nThe front hair in small curls, and the hind hair in ringlets. Chinese \nbonnet of purple velvet; quartered crown of purple and yellow satin; large \nbow of yellow satin riband in the front, and a small one behind; round \nblack craped feather placed behind, and the top of it fixed to the front bow. \nRound gown of French grey-checked calico; short full sleeves, with a \nnarrow plaiting at the elbow, tied in the middle of the arm with blue ri-\nband. Small muslin handkerchief. White satin scarf shawl, trimmed \nwith a broad coquelicot-coloured satin riband, and a broad black lace. \Double gold ear-rings. Light blue gloves. White sandals laced with coquelicot riband. Striped fur muff.