After the biweekly Wiener Modenzeitung began publication in 1816, it became the voice of the Viennese couturiers. The wrists are trimmed with fur and eight levels of button, cord, and fringe trim. The lady carries a piece of sheet music in her right hand. Her bonnet features and rose and assorted flowers on it. This ball dress is heavily trimmed with green satin petals and satin roses.
Lace forms the collar of the dress and decorates the gloves.
More satin roses are worn in the hair. The overdress is split up the back of the dress to display the petticoat beneath ribbon ties. The long sleeves have lace cuffs. The cap is trimmed with ribbons and bands of lace. The lady has a kerchief tied around her neck.