Contemporary Adaptation Of The Reticule Pouch In Figure 2

During 1800-1820, women in Europe always carry a small handbag called reticule, with a drawstring at the top. Originally, reticules served as the function of pockets as the silhouettes of women’s gown was getting narrower. Thus, I think women from every class could use the reticules for carrying their belongings. Reticules could be made from all kinds of fabrics. However, upper-class and wealthier women always carried the reticules made from silk or velvet decorated by embroidery and beading works to distinguished themselves from other women.
The reticule pouch in figure 2 has the very similar size and shape with the reticule in figure 1, and it also has the drawstring. So, it must be the contemporary adaptation of the reticule in figure 1.