Crinoline

The image shows a white dress form on a stand. The dress form is a female torso with no head or limbs. The dress form has a light-colored wooden neck. The dress form is covered in a white fabric, and a white belt encircles the waist. The belt has a bow on the front. The words "MODEL 1895" are printed on the front. The dress form is wearing a large, wire frame skirt. The skirt is a cage-like structure made of thin, white metal rods. The skirt is attached to the dress form at the waist. The stand has a black pole and four legs with wheels. The background is a plain gray color. The dress form represents the 19th century crinoline, or hoop skirt, fashion popularized in the 1850s. The title of the piece is "Crinoline" by an unknown artist.