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Dress (bodice and skirt) about 1894 by Stern brother New York, West 23rd Street department store. This shop was famous for copying couture gowns designed in Paris , made in high quality materials such as silk velvet with net embroidered breads and sequins. The dress was worn by Anne Rodgers, daughte...

Dress (bodice and skirt) about 1894

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Dress (bodice and skirt) about 1894 by Stern brother New York, West 23rd Street department store. This shop was famous for copying couture gowns designed in Paris , made in high quality materials such as silk velvet with net embroidered breads and sequins. The dress was worn by Anne Rodgers, daughter if a wealthy industrialist. The dress can be seen at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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16th Mar 2008 by Diane Earl

Subjects:
 Art and Design, History

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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fashion Victorian clothing dress clothes

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