The New Monthly Belle Assemblée, 第 28 卷Joseph Rogerson |
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第59页
... trimmed in a very plain style , but are also in favour both for public promenade and half- dress . Velours épinglé is in very great vogue both for capotes and chapeaux : a mixture of satin with it is very much seen in the former ; black ...
... trimmed in a very plain style , but are also in favour both for public promenade and half- dress . Velours épinglé is in very great vogue both for capotes and chapeaux : a mixture of satin with it is very much seen in the former ; black ...
第60页
... trimmed either with a bouquet of short shaded têtes des plumes , attached on one side by a butterfly knot of ribbon with floating ends , or else a rouleau of velours épinglé was placed at the bottom of the crown in front : it is ...
... trimmed either with a bouquet of short shaded têtes des plumes , attached on one side by a butterfly knot of ribbon with floating ends , or else a rouleau of velours épinglé was placed at the bottom of the crown in front : it is ...
第61页
... trimmed on each side with a bouquet of velvet flowers and foliage in full colours ; others are composed of point d'Angleterre , trimmed with orange - satin rib- bons , intermingled with black velvet . Those of pink blonde , decorated ...
... trimmed on each side with a bouquet of velvet flowers and foliage in full colours ; others are composed of point d'Angleterre , trimmed with orange - satin rib- bons , intermingled with black velvet . Those of pink blonde , decorated ...
第62页
... trimmed with ribbon , are also decorated in this way with flowers . In some instances the draperies of these dresses are looped by chains of flowers , from which gerbes descend upon the under - dress . Ball coiffures are not yet ...
... trimmed with ribbon , are also decorated in this way with flowers . In some instances the draperies of these dresses are looped by chains of flowers , from which gerbes descend upon the under - dress . Ball coiffures are not yet ...
第63页
... trimmed to correspond . Chapeau of white velours épingle ; a round open shape ; the interior decorated with a half - wreath of small damask roses at each side , and white satin brides ; the exterior crowned with a bouquet of three long ...
... trimmed to correspond . Chapeau of white velours épingle ; a round open shape ; the interior decorated with a half - wreath of small damask roses at each side , and white satin brides ; the exterior crowned with a bouquet of three long ...
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