Ball gown, c. 1912. Chiffon and beaded net over pale pink satin, ice blue bow and sash at waist. Made by Mme. La Jotte, NYC, and worn by Annette Young to her brother Innis Young's Junior Promenade at Harvard, 1913.

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Tea gown, 1914. Pale blue silk trimmed with ivory lace. Empire waist, with pleated panels over front and back bodice. Worn by Martha Innis Young. 

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Negligee c. 1915. Lavender taffeta with overlays of chiffon and ivory lace. Sleeves and skirt trimmed with lavender taffeta ribbon. Made for Martha Innis Young and labeled "Ruoyer & Co. - New York and Paris".

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Evening Gown. 1915. White net over white taffeta. Pleated white ribbon at neck, sleeves, and hem. Labeled "Rouyer & Co. New York and Paris".

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Gown. 1916. Ivory silk with a pattern of pink, blue and yellow flowers. Trimmed with blue watered silk ribbon, and a corsage of pink roses. 

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Gown. 1917 Black silk taffeta with a design of pink roses, bodice with a wide bertha of ivory lace, skirt and bodice lined with olive silk. Made for Martha Young by Mme. La Jotte, NYC.

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Dress. 1917. Beige taffeta with scalloped edging on bodice, jabot of beige lace; long sleeves. Annette Young remembered that this was the dress she wore at a party on February 2, 1917 - later that day the United States severed diplomatic relations with Germany as WWI began.

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Skirt. 1917. Sport skirt worn by Annette Young. Labeled "Abercrombie & Fitch Co. NY"

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