Habit of a Turkish Lady in 1700

by Thomas Jefferys

This image of Thomas Jefferys, originating from his renowned 18th century book series titled A Collection of the Dresses of Different Nations, provides an insight into the Turquerie fashion trend that emerged in the European world.

The image below presents a picture of a Turkish woman dressed in a manner that reflects both her regal demeanor and graceful posture. The dress consists of either the traditional çintamani motifs or the floral silk fabric characteristic of the Ottoman era.

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