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1800-1809 ca. Colorful Day Dresses In Jane Austen Style, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. #RegencyFashion #HistoricalFashion #JaneAusten

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1800-1809 ca. Colorful Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France.  

Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women’s fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.

1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
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1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.
1800-1809 ca. Day Dresses, Designed by Jean-Francois Bony, France. Though white was the most fashionable color, some designers, such as Jean-Francois, advocated greater use of color in women's fashion. He was primarily a fabric designer and flower painter and his designs frequently made use of his ornate and colorful fabric designs.


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