From Les Modes 1907 — Bibliothèque Nationale de France
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Indeed, very pretty.
The little girls look overwhelmed by their clothes.
Such yardage of cloth!!! ( in all the dresses).
They do look pretty, though. I like the one with dog and parasol.
I love this! Very beautifull!!!! My grandmothers are from 1890 and from 1904, and my youngest grandmother worked from 1916 until her marriage in a attellier, she was coupeuse Greetingz from The Netherlands, Anne
Thank you. I love looking at old clothes. Those years were so elegant. How fascinating that your grandmother worked in an attellier? *Sigh* I love the Netherlands.