Linings in one piece, cut from princess pattern, or waist and skirt joined on belt, are frequently used for wear under sheer summer dresses. (Clothing For Women: Selection, Design, Construction, 1916) One need not line [lingerie gowns] [] but one can trust to the nice taffeta underskirt and the nice taffeta corset cover to supply the lining. (San Francisco Call, 1903) White & Green A Popular Color Combination For Summer The gown is of white nuns veiling made up over pale green silk (The Jennings Daily Record, 1902)
All in all, the gown was discarded for an intense combination of things: there is not much to talk about in regards to influences (I basically just reviewed them in hardly a paragraph), the gown makes no narrative sense, which bugs the life out of me, and, most importantly, I totally and deeply loathe it
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