Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 123
f a sailor being carriedthrough the streets with his head shaven, tarredand feathered. THE WOMEN It is difficult to describe aninfluence in clothes. It is difficult nowadays tosay in millinery where Parisbegins and London accepts.The hint of Paris in a gownsuggests taste; the whole ofParis in a… … 60 ENGLISH COSTUME the end; the perfection of dress is to hide themiUiner in the miUinery. The ladies of Richard I.s time did not wearOriental clothes, but they had a flavour ofOrientalism pervading their dress—rather mascu-line Orientalism than feminine. The long cloak with the cord that held it…
Costume -- Great Britain
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