1760 Madame Adélaïde - Cameo Material:Silk Dupion - 11 meters Contemporaries described her as dynamic

Contemporaries described her as dynamic

and fine lattice structures reflected the growing influence of neoclassical taste and lighter dress silhouettes throughout Europe

Geneviève d’Ossun (1751–1830) served as dame d’atour to Queen Marie-Antoinette and was responsible for managing the royal wardrobe during the 1780s

during the Regency and Napoleonic era

The design recalls small-scale printed cottons used for aprons

1760 Madame Adélaïde - Cameo Material:Silk Dupion - 11 meters Contemporaries described her as dynamic1760 Chin Taffeta Floral Product Description This reconstructed design is based on an 18th century textile suitable for historically accurate dressmaking. The open floral repeat supports both structured garments and flowing silhouettes, allowing flexible cutting while maintaining visual continuity across pattern pieces. The design reflects a striped chin taffeta with a large scale floral arrangement created using an ikat technique. The softly blurred