I would call this young lady lachrymose, what do you think?
I'm glad we don't feel obligated to wear these caps anymore. To me this dress looks a bit like a dressing gown, something to float around in after you get out of bed but not for anyone to see.
From Ackermann's Repository
I'm glad we don't feel obligated to wear these caps anymore. To me this dress looks a bit like a dressing gown, something to float around in after you get out of bed but not for anyone to see.
From Ackermann's Repository
A ROUND robe of fine Cambric jaconot muslin, fastened down the front with cotton ball tassels;
a flounce of lace or needle-work at the feet, appliqued with a narrow border of embroidery;
long full sleeve, confined at the hand with needle-work or French embroidery;
a falling collar and cape, trimmed with blond lace; full back, drawn to the shape.
A French mob cap, composed of white satin and blond lace, tied under the chin with celestial blue satin ribband, and ornamented with a wreath of flowers.
Necklace and cross of satin bead or pearl. Slippers of blue kid. Gloves of Limerick or York tan.
My latest novel, Captured Countess is still in stores and can also be found on line at:
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Chapters Indigo Canada Until next time…….
Amazon UK
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Barnes and Noble
Chapters Indigo Canada Until next time…….