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By signing up, I agree to Hearst Magazines’ Terms of Use (including the dispute resolution procedures); my information will be used as described in the Privacy Notice. Sarah Zendejas is the Senior Fashion Market Editor at ELLE Magazine. She is forever on a quest to find the best in fashion and accessories. The babydoll dress swept through the spring 2023 runways like no other silhouette. From Loewe’s dynamic striped wonders to Versace’s Courtney Love-esque little nothings, loose-fitting, pint-sizes dresses with major volume quickly became the garment on everyone’s minds. And then, there was M3GAN, 2023’s lifelike AI doll horror heroine who proudly sports a pale pink silk sateen minidress layered over a long-sleeve striped T-shirt. Its triumphant return has everything to do with epic amounts of girlishness when it comes to aesthetics. But it’s also one of the most interesting dress silhouettes as it relates to feminism and how it was shaped over wartime, and later was reinvented by the punk scene. Perhaps no other dress has had so much to say throughout history as the babydoll.

According to Sarah Collins, professor and fashion historian at the Savannah College of Art and Design, the exact origin of the babydoll dress is unknown, but the term itself first appears in the 1912 novel Captain Martha Mary by Avery Abbott. In fact, the silhouette we recognize today is closely associated with lingerie in the 1930s. “While hemlines shorter than the knee still had not become acceptable for women in public, the hemlines could be a little more risqué in the bedroom,” says Collins. “They became widely popular in the 1940s after American designer Sylvia Pedlar of Iris Lingerie made lingerie shorter in response to the L-85 wartime rationing of fabric. It is said that she personally hated the term babydoll. Legend has the name coming from the 1956 black comedy Baby Doll, which is based on a play by Tennessee Williams. In the movie, Carroll Baker plays a 19-year-old virgin, ‘Baby Doll’ Meighan, who is married to an older man. They are waiting until her 20th birthday to consummate the marriage. She wears babydoll-style lingerie and sleeps in a crib.”

The vibe is ripped seams and broken nails and sweating through your blowout. Blood stains on your shirt, comfort in your sins. The carnal elegance of not just surviving the shipwreck, but embracing all the ways you might actually be one yourself. Gaby Wilson is a writer and journalist whose work has appeared on HBO's _VICE News Tonight, MTV, SSENSE, and more. She grew up in five different countries and six different states and now lives in Brooklyn, New York. Follow her on social @gabriellewilson and read more of her work on gabywilson.com.

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