Baroque dress Wolfgang girls

The Wolfgang baroque dress for girls is a black children's dress with a silver baroque print, a white lace hem, and a high stand-up collar, supplied with shorts.

The dress brings back the atmosphere of the baroque court, where ladies-in-waiting in richly printed fabrics and lace cuffs walked through the ballroom. The name Wolfgang is a nod to the musical child prodigy of the rococo court, and that stately appearance suits girls who want to appear as a little noblewoman during carnival or at a Venetian costume party.

How the baroque dress is constructed

• The black bodice has a front panel with a silver baroque print, finished on both sides with a silver-colored decorative band.
• The sleeves and the wide skirt feature the same silver curl pattern on a black background.
• At the bottom of the sleeves are white, flared cuffs with lace and a black bow, and white lace runs along the hem.
• At the back of the neck, a high white collar stands upright, like the one you know from baroque court clothing.
• The set consists of the dress and shorts.
• You can choose from sizes 116 cm (approximately 6 years), 140 cm (approximately 10 years), and 164 cm (approximately 14 years), so measure the body length and not the age.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• Washing instructions: do not wash, do not dry clean, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, and do not iron.

Baroque fashion and the court behind the dress

Baroque fashion revolved around excess: elegant curls and leaf motifs, lace edges, and a high collar that framed the head. In the rococo, the patterns became lighter and more playful, but the cuffs and lace remained. Due to the black-and-silver color scheme, this dress looks moodier than the pastel-colored rococo dresses you often see, so choose it if your daughter prefers to play a stately lady-in-waiting rather than a sweet princess. That combination of black and silver also matches the masks and cloaks of the Venetian carnival.

What jewelry and makeup go with a baroque dress?

A small silver crown or a diadem gives the head the same shine as the print on the skirt. With some light powder, a blush on the cheeks, and a drawn beauty mark, she gets the face of a baroque lady-in-waiting. An eye mask in black or silver suits a Venetian party, and white tights with black shoes make the lace at the hem stand out well.

Order the Wolfgang baroque dress in your daughter's length and she will walk into the carnival parade as a little noblewoman.