Chemisette in Cotone Voile (1845–1860) –A Refined Historical Accessory

A refined historical accessory, the cotton voile chemisette was highly fashionable between 1845 and 1860. First appearing in the 16th century to modestly cover deep necklines, in the 19th century it became a style statement: light, elegant, and discreet, adding grace and femininity to every outfit. A piece that embodies the timeless elegance of 19th-century fashion. ✨Light, elegant, and discreet, this chemisette is perfect to add grace and femininity to any outfit. Each piece can be customized with personalized embroidery or your own initials, making it a unique collectible accessory. Product Details: Period: 1845–1860 Material: light cotton voile Style: elegant, discreet, feminine Customization: personalized embroidery or initials Show the chemisette: https://pinkoi.com/madamebantiquestore 🏛️ The Metropolitan Museum of Art – New York, USA The Met hosts a wide collection of 19th-century chemisettes, including: American Chemisette (mid-19th century) Made of cotton, reflecting the fashion of the time. View on Met Museum British Bobbin Lace Chemisette (mid-19th century) A refined example of embroidery art from the period. View on Met Museum