The illustrations used a clean, graphic approach. Artists used clear outlines and flat washes of colour to show the texture of linen and wool. These illustrations avoided cluttered backgrounds. They focused on the silhouette of the garment and the natural posture of the subject. The artists often depicted children in active, natural poses rather than stiff, formal arrangements. This style differed from the ornate and heavy advertisements of the late nineteenth century. The resulting illustrations were both informative and visually balanced.

Modern collectors value these prints for their nostalgic quality and historical accuracy. The minimalist aesthetic works well in nurseries or contemporary rooms. These prints provide a glimpse into fashion history without the visual noise of modern advertising. They remain popular for their simple compositions and soft palettes. The clarity of the original lithographs translates effectively to modern fine art paper.