Alexandria Cameron's dress

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Posted by Parker on December 02, 1999 at 20:13:34:

While at a rendezvous this past summer, my wife noticed a woman wearing a dress (not uncommon) that she liked (uncommon). Recently, while watching the greatest movie ever (hint: not Titanic), I noticed that Alexandria Cameron's dress is very similar to the one we saw. I have looked far and wide for other examples of the pattern, but to no avail. The closest I have found is a regular shortgown but that is shorter than she likes. Does anybody know what the name of Alexandria's dress style, or if it's authentic?
I would love to get my wife an outfit to go along with my 1780's frontiersman look, but she's a bit picky. If an outfit like Alexandria's is authentic, that would be optimal. Otherwise, we might just have to go with a regular old shortgown. And stays/jumps/corsets/whatever you call them are out of the question. Like I said, she's picky. Any of you ladies have some suggestions? Perhaps pictures of yourselves in period attire would help us get ideas. Even a clear picture of Alexandria would help.

Thanks,
Parker

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Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Clabert 20:29:30 12/02/99 (20)
- Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Parker 20:01:57 12/04/99 (19)
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      - Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Danalee Lavelle-Burroughs 09:55:09 12/06/99 (16)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Kate 08:11:33 12/07/99 (2)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Jo 00:40:05 12/09/99 (1)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Kate 16:41:42 12/09/99 (0)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress, I got it!!! Clabert 11:31:51 12/06/99 (6)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress, I got it!!! Parker 14:21:04 12/07/99 (4)
        
        Re: Alexandria's "condition": I take it back Parker 14:40:58 12/11/99 (1)
        
        Re: Alexandria's "condition": I take it back Danalee Lavelle-Burroughs 12:06:38 12/12/99 (0)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress, I got it!!! Kate 19:14:55 12/07/99 (0)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress, I got it!!! Clabert 16:06:02 12/07/99 (0)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress, I got it!!! Clabert 11:40:26 12/06/99 (0)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress MMMMarcia 10:54:06 12/06/99 (5)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Danalee Lavelle-Burroughs 09:33:15 12/08/99 (4)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress MMMMarcia 13:01:11 12/08/99 (1)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Danalee Lavelle-Burroughs 09:59:02 12/09/99 (0)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress Dana S. 10:52:56 12/08/99 (1)
        
        Re: Alexandria Cameron's dress MMMMarcia 13:03:34 12/08/99 (0)

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: While at a rendezvous this past summer, my wife noticed a woman wearing a dress (not uncommon) that she liked (uncommon).  Recently, while watching the greatest movie ever (hint: not Titanic), I noticed that Alexandria Cameron's dress is very similar to the one we saw.  I have looked far and wide for other examples of the pattern, but to no avail.  The closest I have found is a regular shortgown but that is shorter than she likes.  Does anybody know what the name of Alexandria's dress style, or if it's authentic?
:    I would love to get my wife an outfit to go along with my 1780's frontiersman look, but she's a bit picky.  If an outfit like Alexandria's is authentic, that would be optimal.  Otherwise, we might just have to go with a regular old shortgown.  And stays/jumps/corsets/whatever you call them are out of the question.  Like I said, she's picky.  Any of you ladies have some suggestions?  Perhaps pictures of yourselves in period attire would help us get ideas. Even a clear picture of Alexandria would help.

: Thanks,
: Parker


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