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showing the folds (or rugae) of the mucous membrane’ from Roger Sherman Tracy’s ‘The Outlines of Anatomy
Frances Cashel Hoey
The original dress is held by the Victoria & Albert Museum (accession T
the Victoria and Albert Museum holds over a hundred pieces from Miss Firbank’s wardrobe
More opulent silks were also replacing the fine cotton muslins
Dress #092: Regency dress in red netting Hippopotamus showing the folds (or rugae)This hand stitched paper dress is based on an English evening dress from ca. 1810. You may recognize it as one of the costumes from the most recent film adaptation of Jane Austens Emma (featuring Anya Taylor Joy being perfect in every way). The original dress, held by the Victoria & Albert (accession T. 194 1958), is made of red silk machine made net; they display it with a white underdress. The V&A decided not to acquire the original red underdress,
