Period Dress ?

[alan w jones]

Hello ,I wondered if anyone might have an idea about the date of this photo judging by the clothes and hat please ?
Regards
Alan

[Viktoria]

I`d say around  early 1900`s to early  1920`s,The next style had  short simple shift-like dresses and cloche hats."Flappers"- after WW1.
A younger woman may have been a bit more in fashion so it could have been taken as late as 1920`s.
I`m thinking of wedding photographs when the more mature women were still in the  style fashionable before the wedding date. There are some in my family ,the bride in a 1920`s tube dress  also the bridesmaids but the mature women dressed in the style fashionable some years before.Hope this helps you to have at least some idea of the time.
                                                                     Viktoria.

[Mowsehowse]

As no one else has had a punt so far, and bearing in mind it is difficult to tell having no skirt or footwear to help, I would go for early 20th Century..... Edward VII.   

When I make this kind of comment it always opens the flood gates for people telling me I am wrong, so watch this space.......

[mckha489]

Think Mary Poppins.
Early twentieth century. I’m going for 1910.

[alan w jones]

Thank you both , really helpful , I see the number 462 above and below her , do you think it might be a passport photo or maybe one from a booth ?
Regards
Alan

[Treetotal]

I would say late Edwardian as hat size started to decrease. It could be a passport photo or some form of ID card.
Carol

[alan w jones]

Thanks , any idea of her age ?
Regards
Alan

[mckha489]

Not passport, not allowed to have a hat on, and I don’t think you ever were.
In any case I don’t think, someone may know better, that passports were commonly held until after WW1

[alan w jones]

I was wondering if this could be her as well ? or same era ?
Regards
Alan