Two-piece outfit

The blouse is made from off-white cotton. It features a high, ruffled collar with subtle lace and decorative trim around the edges. The upper chest area is adorned with detailed pintucks (narrow pleats) arranged in a chevron or "V" pattern, extending from the shoulders down toward the center. Eyelet embroidery is visible above the pin tucked sections, adding texture and a decorative touch. A row of small buttons runs down the center of the blouse. The sleeves are full-length and slightly loose, with narrow cuffs that are decorated with small pin tucks and some embroidery. The cuffs appear to close with small buttons or a simple hemmed finish.

The skirt is made of lightweight fabric, cotton, matching the blouse in its cream or off-white tone. It has a grid-like checkered or plaid pattern, which is subtle but visible. The skirt is gathered at the waist, providing volume and a flowing silhouette. It is ankle-length and the hemline has a wide plain band, adding weight to the bottom and creating a clean finish.

This ensemble likely served as every day or semi-formal wear. It is a two-piece outfit that appears to be from the late 19th or early 20th century. The blouse is light yellow with long puffed sleeves, detailed with lace trimmings on the cuffs and the collar area. The fabric has a slightly shiny or patterned texture, indicating it is made of silk. The collar is high, adorned with an elaborate lace overlay. The back view shows gathering at the waist, giving the blouse a fitted silhouette. The lace detailing continues on the collar and cuffs, consistent with the front view. The skirt is a light cream or off-white color, extending to ankle length. It features subtle paneling and light pleats near the bottom hem, adding structure and movement.