Pinafores Collection
"Pinafores: A Timeless Symbol of Innocence and Childhood" Step back in time to East Looe beach, Looe, Cornwall in 1904
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"Pinafores: A Timeless Symbol of Innocence and Childhood" Step back in time to East Looe beach, Looe, Cornwall in 1904, where young girls frolicked in the sand wearing their charming pinafores. These simple yet endearing garments were not only a practical choice for London Board School for Poor Girls but also a delightful fashion statement. In the heartwarming painting "Sisters" from 1892, we see two siblings adorned in their pinafores, showcasing the bond between sisters as they explore life's adventures together. Meanwhile, "The Sunday School Treat" captures the joyous spirit of children donning their pinafores while enjoying a day filled with laughter and games. An open-air class held in Lincolns Inn Fields is frozen in time through a sepia photograph. The image showcases how these modest garments allowed little ones to embrace education amidst nature's beauty. Even during festive occasions like Christmas, adorable babies dressed in pinafores steal hearts as seen on a colorful greeting card featuring two cherubic infants sharing an innocent kiss. Artistic expressions further immortalize this timeless attire; "Picking Flowers" depicts carefree moments spent outdoors by capturing vibrant blooms alongside children wearing delicate pinafores. A Victorian die-cut shape card portrays four little girls exuding charm with bonnets and perfectly tied pinafore bows. Traveling across oceans aboard RMS Teutonic was no obstacle for these beloved outfits; black-and-white photographs showcase two little girls confidently perched atop a horse while sporting their cherished pinafores. Furthermore, "The Power of Music, " depicted through watercolors on paper, highlights how music transcends generations as it unites children clad in traditional pinafores. Not limited to clothing alone, engravings celebrate the versatility of this garment by including infant gowns alongside them - symbolizing purity and innocence.