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Luncheon of the Boating Party, by French painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1880-81). The Phillips Collection.

Visiting dress, 1869-71. Maryland Center for History and Culture.

Powder flask, 1750-1800. Victoria & Albert Museum. This powder flask was used to carry gunpowder. Like the pistols and guns that accompanied them, decorated flasks were costly items.

Summer day dress of printed cotton, designed by Mascotte, London, 1912. Victoria & Albert Museum.

The Jersey shore. Photographed in 1905.

Afternoon dress, 1903. Hillwood Museum.

Wreath of Roses, by English painter Marie Spartali Stillman (1880). In private collection.

Court dress by House of Worth, 1890. Kerry Taylor Auctions.

Ensemble in the archaeological revival style by Castellani, 1880. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Tea gown, late 1890s. John Bright Historic Costume Collection.

Portrait of two unidentified women. Photographed in the 1900s.

Evening dress by Neville, 1911-13. Brighton & Hove.

Front cover of La Vie Parisienne, 30th June 1928.

Evening ensemble, 1910. The MET.

La Confidence, by American painter Elizabeth Jane Gardner (1880). Georgia Museum of Art.

Day dress, late 1890s. John Bright Historic Costume Collection.

Brooch, 1865. Sotheby’s.

Wedding suit, 1885. Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Portrait of two unidentified men. Photographed in the 1890s.

Cape by Mariano Fortuny, 1920. Los Angeles County Museum of Art.