While she considered herself a Suffragette, advocating the vote for women, her fashion sense was anything but insufferable. Confident and classy in her Burgundy Ladies Edwardian Suit, she typified the more modern, turn-of-the-century woman.

This two-piece suit features a fully lined jacket with the telling ¾-length, full sleeves of the era. The skirt, lightly tucked on the band waistband, falls fairly straight to the ground allowing a good range of movement and a practical garment for day-wear. Colorful in burgundy without being gauche, both the jacket and the skirt are accented in black trim. Wear with an unhooped underskirt and a liberating, un-corseted Gibson Girl blouse.

Fashioned from 100% cotton. Dry clean only. Imported. Available in sizes S-2X. Also available in Olive and Tan