Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical (1906)
Aria, Eliza (Davis) 1866- · London Macmillan · leaf 65
while above was drapery ^i appliquework in white or white of silver. The short veilwhich came above this again was kept in place by a jewelled circlet, thecloth around the throat andshoulders being cut in onewith the inner band of thewimple. Amongst the most attrac-tive descriptions that I… … A HEAD DRAPERY HELD WITH PLAITEDHAIR. 36 COSTUME chap, iv Cambric of a sort—not as we know it to-day—must have been indispensable, for it enwrapped thehead, and formed the guimpe, and had the privilegeof making small ruffles. A dress of decided charmwas made of brocade, cut in one piece to…
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