tea gown

n.

茶会女礼服；午茶袍；

The Tea Gown in Edith Wharton's THE OTHER TWO
Japonism in Britain at the end of the 19th century: focusing on tea gowns and children's fancy dresses
Blue Panne Velvet Marshall and Snelgrove Tea Gown
Black Velvet Polly Peck Tea Gown
"Lady tiger in a tea gown": Decadence, Kitsch, and Faulkner's femme fatale
A Study of Tea Gown in the Late Nineteenth Century Britain : Its Appearance and Development
A Clinging Liberty Tea-Gown instead of a Magenta Satin - The Colour Red in Artistic Dress.
'A clinging Liberty tea-gown instead of a magenta satin': The Colour Red in ArtisticDress by Liberty & Co.
A Stady of Tea Gown in the Late Nineteenth Century
From Teagowns to Topees: The Costume of Lady Flora Poore