1782 Sophia Dussek Silk Material:Silk Dupion 11 Meters This textile draws inspiration from

This textile draws inspiration from Marie-Antoinette’s documented wardrobe culture

where this dress was worn as a wedding garment

The alternating striped layout creates an elegant vertical rhythm

This playful geometric print combines stylised blue and turquoise ornamental motifs with delicate grey floral tracery and small crimson ribbon-like accents arranged across a soft cream ground

Elsa Beskow (1874–1953) was a Swedish author and illustrator

1782 Sophia Dussek Silk Material:Silk Dupion 11 Meters This textile draws inspiration from1780s Striped Silk for Regency Overdress Product Description This late 18th century striped silk is well suited for Regency overdresses, robe la polonaise styling, Pierrot jackets, and refined historical garments. The soft vertical stripe in pale blue creates a light and elegant rhythm, while the small contrasting motifs add subtle movement and depth. The design is inspired by the Gazette des atours de la Reine Marie Antoinette pour lanne 1782,