The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 3. 1796, by Nikolaus von Heideloff, London.

Regency clothing. Jane Austen fashion. Neoclassical dresses — Regency clothing. Gallery of Fashion VOL. III. 1796

The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 3. April 1796 To March 1797.

Evening Dresses, January 1795
Gallery of Fashion. July 1795
AFTERNOON DRESS, December 1795.
Court dress, July 1794
AFTERNOON DRESSES, February 1796
Morning Dress April 1796
Evening dresses, April 1796.
Evening dresses. May 1796.
Morning dresses. June 1796.
Opera dresses. June 1796.
Morning and Afternoon dresses. July 1796.
Court dress. July 1796.
Afternoon dress. August 1796.
Detail Afternoon dress. August 1796.
Evening dresses. October 1796.
Detail evening dresses. October 1796.
Morning dresses. October 1796.
Ranelagh Gardens London. September 1796.
Morning dresses, September 1796.
Morning dresses. November 1796.
Afternoon dress. November 1796.
Morning dress. December 1796.
Mourning dresses. December 1796.
Morning dresses. January 1797.
Afternoon dresses. January 1797.
Mourning dresses. February 1797.
Morning Mourning dress. March 1797.
Mourning dresses. March 1797.
Court dress. February 1797.

Published by Nikolaus von Heideloff, London.

GALLERY OF FASHION Vol. 3

ADVERTISEMENT.

The Gallery of Fashion Vol. 3, 1796-1797. (Original introduction from 1796.)

THE Publisher of the GALLERY of FASHION, most respectfully submits the undertaking of a Third Volume of his Work, to the particular notice and patronage of his Subscribers; the two preceding ones being honoured with so very favourable a reception, he has been induced, in order to preserve that superiority, which the GALLERY of FASHION has hitherto maintained over similar publications in other countries, to limit the number of copies to that of the Subscribers, who, by this regulation, may boast to possess an unique repository of English national Dresses of Ladies; which, considering the limitation of copies, must become in time very scarce, and of course very valuable.

The Publisher, in returning his sincerest thanks to those Subscribers, who have hitherto supported him in this expensive undertaking, begs leave to inform them, that any irregularity in the delivery of the Numbers shall be immediately remedied, by applying at the Office, No. 90, Wardourstreet, Soho, London.

Published by Nicolaus Wilhelm von Heideloff.