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Vestido de casamento

1864
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Durante grande parte do século XIX, a silhueta feminina em moda incluía um corpete em forma de triângulo invertido que alongava visualmente o pescoço. Este ideal de beleza é refletido nos corpetes dos vestidos dos anos 1860, tipicamente caracterizados por um decote em forma de barco com os ombros nus, o que requer eliminar ou baixar as alças dos espartilhos. A saia ampla e avolumada deste período foi possível pela invenção, uma década antes, do aro de crinolina. A partir de 1865, os aros cada vez maiores suportavam saias com a mais extrema amplitude.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Vestido de casamento
  • Data: 1864
  • Cultura: Francês
  • Meio: Organza de algodão branco
  • Linha de créditos: Doação da Sra. de James Sullivan, em memória da Sra. de Luman Reed, 1926
  • Número de acesso: 26.250.2a–e
  • Curatorial Department: The Costume Institute

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