Rijksmuseum
Japon (redingote)
anonymous
- Date
- c. 1786 - c. 1789
- Medium
- satin, silk
- Culture
- Netherlands
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
The origin of the redingote lies in long men’s coats with a cutaway front, the riding coat. It is a striking example of the influence men’s fashion exerted on women’s fashion. A redingote for ladies consisted of an overcoat or gown, and a loose skirt in a contrasting colour, which enhanced the coat-like effect. Olive green and pale pink were a popular combination at the end of the 18th century.
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