Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical (1906)
Aria, Eliza (Davis) 1866- · London Macmillan · leaf 68
he ground, was popular, and the steeple formof head-dress with pendent drapery tucked under Z7 38 COSTUME CHAP. the arm was a distinctive feature of the time.Head-dress in the reign of Henry V. was perhapsas exquisitely ridiculous as it was ridiculously ex-quisite, but, whatever its faults, it… … AN ELABORATE HEAD-DREES IN THE REIGN OF HENRY V. and with jewels flanking it on either side beneath.The horned head-dress looked its best—and that ithad a best is no questionable point—in jewelledvelvet, when beneath it fell a long veil in grace-ful folds. The picture on page 42 shows a head-dress…
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