The déshabillé du matin (morning negligee) is a form of undress, or informal attire, that consists of a caraco — a jacket inspired by the garments of working-class women — and a loose gown of lightweight taffeta suitable for lounging.
Designed by Pierre-Thomas Le Clerc (French, Paris 1740–1796), engraved by Nicholas Dupin, Gallerie des modes et costumes français. 9e. Cahier des Costumes Français. 3e. Suite d'Habillemens à la mode. J.51, ca. 1778.
Text from: Ruffles & Ribbons: Fashion Plates from the Time of Marie Antoinette. © 2026 The Frick Collection.