Chemise Frock

Chemise Frock
CHEMISE FROCK
A simple straight frock that hangs from the shoulder like a chemise. Chemise dresses came into favour in France in 1804-1814 and were fashioned of the finest cotton material They were made tight to show the figure. The modem chemise frock is a revival only in name.

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