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The art of beauty (1883)

Haweis, Mary Eliza Joy, 1852-1898 · London : Chatto & Windus · leaf 101

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nothing in his dressthat tends to vulgarise or debase the perfect proportionsof a well-trained body. The ornaments of a skirt must always be consideredwith reference to the position they are to occupy ; theseare, however, too numerous to permit of more than aslight mention here. Fringes and all… … i. The Wine-glass or Pincushion style. 2. The Open-hearted style. 3. The Sans facon style. 4. The Cross-over style. 5. The Dresden Shepherdess style. 6. The Mediaeval. 7. The Watteau. 8. The Rag-bag. 9. The Donkey with Panniers. 10. The Imitation Greek. 11. The Real Greek. dicate a pretended second…

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