Spelling of the adverb tout/tout/toutes before an adjective in feminine form

Question

In the "Le 14
juillet en famille - Tout" quiz linked to Laura's Newletter of 16Jul21, there is one answer I do not understand.  It is in the sentence
"Avant de se mettre en route, on se réunit tous devant la maison pour que
ma grand-mère, toute habillée de bleu" .  I wrote "tout habillée"
but the correction is given as "toute habillée".  I think that in this
sentence, tout/toute is an adverb complementing the adjective, habillée.
Habillée is in the feminine form to agree with "Elle". I thought in
this situation, the adverb, tout, changed to agree ONLY when the adjective was
feminine AND began with a consonant or an aspirated h……. I believe habillée begins with a mute h.  I would be
grateful if you can explain why it should be toute habillée in this case.  Thank you.  A.

Aurélie Drouard · Accepted Answer

Bonjour Adrienne !
First of all, sorry for the delay :)
And yes, you are absolutely correct: it should say "tout habillée", as per the rule. Thanks to you, the exercise has now been amended :)
Merci encore et bonne journée à vous !

Cécile Janty-Davies · Answer

Hi Adrienne, 
I want to deal with your query but it is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
I have found 2 exercises on the Kwiziq site on this topic but none entitled 'le 14 juillet en famille'.
Could you please pin the actual exercise and I can look at it?

Alan Graham · Answer

https://french.kwiziq.com/blog/le-14-juillet-en-famille-tout/

Adrienne Hardham · Answer

Bonsoir Aurelia, Thank you very much for clarifying (and correcting) the spelling of the adverb tout in this quiz.  YOur help is very much appreciated.  With best regards, Adrienne.