The New Monthly Belle Assemblée, 第 21 卷Joseph Rogerson, 1844 |
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... muslin dress she wore in the morning , with white bonnet , and feathers that " fluttered in the breeze , " did she but know it , displayed her to much better advantage than which was effected by the " lavender . " Although late , let me ...
... muslin dress she wore in the morning , with white bonnet , and feathers that " fluttered in the breeze , " did she but know it , displayed her to much better advantage than which was effected by the " lavender . " Although late , let me ...
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... muslin . fresh mortifications , for the girls laughed at the odd fashion of my dress , called my shyness sly- ness , and ludicrously imitated the stiff curtsey and starched manners of my old aunt when their governess had introduced her ...
... muslin . fresh mortifications , for the girls laughed at the odd fashion of my dress , called my shyness sly- ness , and ludicrously imitated the stiff curtsey and starched manners of my old aunt when their governess had introduced her ...
第62页
... muslin capotes lined with pink erape are among the most novel creations of the month . The only trimming for a capote of this kind is a voilette of point d'Angleterre attached by a shaded taffetas ribbon . Fancy straw , hitherto ...
... muslin capotes lined with pink erape are among the most novel creations of the month . The only trimming for a capote of this kind is a voilette of point d'Angleterre attached by a shaded taffetas ribbon . Fancy straw , hitherto ...
第62页
... muslin ; the former are always lined with pink , blue , or green Florence . They have the corsages made rather more than half high , and en peignoir , the sleeves are made easy , but not wide , and of the same width from the top to the ...
... muslin ; the former are always lined with pink , blue , or green Florence . They have the corsages made rather more than half high , and en peignoir , the sleeves are made easy , but not wide , and of the same width from the top to the ...
第62页
... muslin canezou ; the form is that of a high corsage and long tight sleeve , both composed of full bands of muslin placed longitudinally between embroidered entre deux , but with a broad em- broidery in the centre of the breast . The top ...
... muslin canezou ; the form is that of a high corsage and long tight sleeve , both composed of full bands of muslin placed longitudinally between embroidered entre deux , but with a broad em- broidery in the centre of the breast . The top ...
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