Young girls' clothing were often just miniature versions of their mothers' gowns; consequently, the styles often follow the same trends.
White
Danish bodices for a girl around 7 years old, 1770
English cream silk bodice, 1730-40
English silk gown with floral embroideries, 1760
Danish taffeta gown for a little girl, 1780-85
French or British gown for a girl - worn with small panniers, 18th century
Dutch silk jacket with pink lining, 1775-1800
Yellow
British gown for a young girl, 1775-85
Pink
Dutch pink jacket for a very young girl, 1750-80
Red & Orange
Silk damask dress with brocade in cream, early 18th century
Girl's bodice, 1720-35
Wool and linen corset for a child, 18th century
Blue
Blue silk gown, 1770-80's
English silk gown with silver embroideries, 1760-70
Green
Fine silk dress with golden embroideries, 1735-55
Child's bodice, c. 1750
Italian silk gown, somewhat faded, 18th century
Green silk gown with floral patterns and back-lacing, 1750-70's
Brown
Scottish girl's quilted dress with stomacher (right), 1750-70
Spanish gold dress, c. 1780
British cotton coat, 1720
English brown wool and silk dress, 1740's
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