GRACEART Women Pilgrim Dress Victorian Maid Costume with Apron 100% Cotton

Features

• 100 cotton, Absolutely excellent quality and reasonable price.
• The black dress and white apron are 100% apron
• The shoulder straps of the apron is long enough and adjustable
• Wearing as colonial prairie dress or maid costume
• Great for Thanksgiving gatherings and pictures,school pageants
• Package:1 x Dress + 1 x Apron + 1 x Headpiece

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Product Description

A pinafore is an apron that features more fabric over the shoulders than a conventional full or bib apron. Pinafores often include decorative ruffles, or 'wings' of fabric above the shoulder. Often worn by little girls, a pinafore is not worn merely for work, but worn as an attractive garment that can be trimmed with ribbons or bows.

GRACEART Women Pilgrim Dress Victorian Maid Costume

The costuming of a Victorian maid or Edwardian servant is fairly simple, the apron and cap being the most critical part of the outfit. We searched online and found ready-made and lovingly handmade reproduction aprons in the 19th century, Victorian, Edwardian, WW1, Titanic, and French maid styles

• Victorian Maid or Waitress Uniform,Downton Cotton Apron
• The shoulder straps of the apron is long enough and adjustable
• Lady's Maid Apron,milk maid apron,alice pinafore
• Wearing as colonial prairie dress or maid costume
• Pilgrim Costume Frilly Apron

1910s Reproduction Edwardian Maid dress was first intended to be worn at Costume College in 2015 with others also dressed up as maids based on the Downton Abbey television series, but was not finished in time for that event. So, it was worn to the Greater Bay Area Costume Guild Open House in January 2016. The maid outfit was a success and very recognizable. It also appeared to be an older man magnet with more men than usual approaching and commenting on the outfit.

• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
• Package Dimensions: 15.59 x 11.61 x 2.01 inches; 1.54 Pounds
• Item model number: B07HG3S258
• Department: Womens
• Date First Available: September 18, 2018