Round Gown | Brandied Raisin | 1770 - 1790 firestarting luminous hue with a graceful

luminous hue with a graceful presence

Green glass bottles and onion bottles specifically were the preferred method for shipping varieties of wines through trade routes

this gown is inspired by period styles frequently depicted in 18th-century artwork and written descriptions

The lively hue is enhanced by the natural sheen of the silk

Made of sturdy linen

Round Gown | Brandied Raisin | 1770 - 1790 firestarting luminous hue with a gracefulThe Round Gown was a fashionable and practical garment worn throughout much of the 18th century, gaining particular popularity in the later decades. Unlike other gown styles of the period, the round gown was constructed as a single garment rather than a gown worn over a separate petticoat, creating the appearance of a full ensemble with fewer layers. As the style became increasingly fashionable in the late 18th century, the round gown offered a