Young boy’s robe, 1750, FranceIn the 18th century (and even up into the Edwardian era!) young childr

Young boy’s robe, 1750, FranceIn the 18th century (and even up into the Edwardian era!) young childr
Young boy’s robe, 1750, FranceIn the 18th century (and even up into the Edwardian era!) young childr
Young boy’s robe, 1750, FranceIn the 18th century (and even up into the Edwardian era!) young childr
Young boy’s robe, 1750, FranceIn the 18th century (and even up into the Edwardian era!) young childr

Young boy’s robe, 1750, FranceIn the 18th century (and even up into the Edwardian era!) young children of both sexes were put in dresses, because it was easier to change their nappies that way. That this was a boy’s robe can be seen by its plain, unfrilly appearance and slightly straighter, more masculine lines. -- source link


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