The Ladies' Cabinet of Fashion, Music & Romance, 第 3 卷Geo. Henderson, 1840 |
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... organdy are the materials employed for ball robes . The tunic form retains its vogue . Several have the front of the skirt ornamented with nœuds Pompadour ; the tunic is raised in drapery on each side by means of a rose , or blue ...
... organdy are the materials employed for ball robes . The tunic form retains its vogue . Several have the front of the skirt ornamented with nœuds Pompadour ; the tunic is raised in drapery on each side by means of a rose , or blue ...
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... requisition for ball dresses , almost to the exclusion of everything else . Hitherto light materials have been in a majority for robes ; but A altogether those of organdy , tulle , and lace 270 FASHIONS FOR THE MONTH .
... requisition for ball dresses , almost to the exclusion of everything else . Hitherto light materials have been in a majority for robes ; but A altogether those of organdy , tulle , and lace 270 FASHIONS FOR THE MONTH .
第271页
... organdy dresses are made with double skirts ; the under one of the robe form ; the upper en tunique , with the corners rounded , and much shorter than the under dress , which we must observe is always worn over a satin slip . Some of ...
... organdy dresses are made with double skirts ; the under one of the robe form ; the upper en tunique , with the corners rounded , and much shorter than the under dress , which we must observe is always worn over a satin slip . Some of ...
第337页
... cuff rather deep and also tight , ornamented with a row of buttons in the centre ; they are very richly wrought , and of a new pattern . Organdy divides the vogue with silk for robes in evening FASHIONS FOR THE MONTH . 337.
... cuff rather deep and also tight , ornamented with a row of buttons in the centre ; they are very richly wrought , and of a new pattern . Organdy divides the vogue with silk for robes in evening FASHIONS FOR THE MONTH . 337.
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Organdy divides the vogue with silk for robes in evening dress . We may cite among the prettiest forms of those of the former , the dresses with two skirts ; the upper one made en tunique , is trimmed with three narrow flounces of organdy ...
Organdy divides the vogue with silk for robes in evening dress . We may cite among the prettiest forms of those of the former , the dresses with two skirts ; the upper one made en tunique , is trimmed with three narrow flounces of organdy ...
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