The New Monthly Belle Assemblée, Том 31Joseph Rogerson |
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... taffeta , and trimmed with a broad embroidery in feather - stitch , does not descend quite so low as the hips . The mante à la Marie Antoinette is a double pelerine of a large size , made with sleeves , and may be composed either of ...
... taffeta , and trimmed with a broad embroidery in feather - stitch , does not descend quite so low as the hips . The mante à la Marie Antoinette is a double pelerine of a large size , made with sleeves , and may be composed either of ...
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... taffeta robe ; the corsage is high at the back , opens collar , and a lappel descending to the waist ; it en V on the bosom , is made with a small forms a habit - lappel at the top ; from thence it becomes narrower , and is cut in ...
... taffeta robe ; the corsage is high at the back , opens collar , and a lappel descending to the waist ; it en V on the bosom , is made with a small forms a habit - lappel at the top ; from thence it becomes narrower , and is cut in ...
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... Taffeta robe ; the colour is a deep shade of red lilac ; the corsage , high at the back , low and square on the bosom , is trimmed down the sides with flat passementerie of a darker shade ; five rows of the same cross the front at ...
... Taffeta robe ; the colour is a deep shade of red lilac ; the corsage , high at the back , low and square on the bosom , is trimmed down the sides with flat passementerie of a darker shade ; five rows of the same cross the front at ...
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... taffeta , the edge of the brim and the bavolet are bordered with a narrow wreath of oak leaves , in various shades of green ; a sprig of the same foliage , but with larger leaves , adorns the exte- rior ; it is attached on one side by a ...
... taffeta , the edge of the brim and the bavolet are bordered with a narrow wreath of oak leaves , in various shades of green ; a sprig of the same foliage , but with larger leaves , adorns the exte- rior ; it is attached on one side by a ...
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... taffeta , the first is most in favour ; the skirt is open . Some are rounded a little at the bottom , and trimmed with six or nine narrow flounces , falling one over the other ; these flounces partly termi- nate at the bottom , and ...
... taffeta , the first is most in favour ; the skirt is open . Some are rounded a little at the bottom , and trimmed with six or nine narrow flounces , falling one over the other ; these flounces partly termi- nate at the bottom , and ...
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