victorian era little girl alice in a casket

In 1895, during the Victorian era, a 7-year-old American girl named Alice lay on a coffin. She had beautiful medium-length brown hair, was 120 cm tall, and rested her head on a pillow. She had her eyes closed, and her face was pale. Alice wore a light purple floral lace-trimmed long-sleeve dress with delicate pink small flowers dotted on the light purple base. The dress was soft and provided excellent warmth, making it very suitable for a little girl like Alice, yet it achieved a harmonious and unified effect overall. Alice also wore black tights and a pair of black knee-high lace-up boots with bows. Her little hands were placed on her chest, holding a teddy bear, making Alice look like a little princess from a fairy tale. Alice also wore a bow headband, making her look even more beautiful and charming. From a bird's eye view, a full-body photo of Alice lying on the coffin from head to toe. Alice's body was placed inside the coffin, which was set on a carpet with a pattern.