British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 449
ume waspractically the same as before, except that the petticoatbreeches were modified. Pepys says: The court is full ofvests; only my Lord St. Albans not pinked, but plain black;and they say the King says, the pinking upon white makesthem look too much like magpies, and hath bespoken oneof plain… … Fig. 387.—Charles II. costume. CHARLES II., 1660-1685 295 with camblett; the breeches lined with lutestring, and lutestringdrawers, seamed all over with a scarlet and silver lace ; sleeves andcannons whipt and laced with a scarlet and silver lace and a pointlace ; trimmed with a scarlet figured and…
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