Vintage Fashion: 19th Century 
Dress: ca. 1860–1865, English or French. This dress came with both a low‐cut bodice for evening wear and a more buttoned‐up bodice for daytime wear. Many Victorian dresses, including this one, were made with both styles of top and the advantage of “Emerald Green” was that it kept its bright colour in both natural and gas lighting. Collection of Glennis Murphy. Photo credit: Image © 2014 Bata Shoe Museum, Toronto, Canada (photo: Arnold Matthews)
Dress: ca. 1860–1865, English or French. This dress came with both a low‐cut bodice for evening wear and a more buttoned‐up bodice for daytime wear. Many Victorian dresses, including this one, were made with both styles of top and the advantage of “Emerald Green” was that it kept its bright colour in both natural and gas lighting. Collection of Glennis Murphy. Photo credit: Image © 2014 Bata Shoe Museum, Toronto, Canada (photo: Arnold Matthews)
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