Well here it is Sunday and I'm doing my first post since last week. I don't think I will say when I'll be posting each week as it never works out how I plan.
PLEASE NOTE: All spelling used in this post is as written in the magazine.
MORNING DRESS:- Dishabille
round dress, finished at the border with open vandykes and embossments of rich
embroidery, over which are three rows of narrow tucks, two tucks in each row.
Full sleeves à-î- Estqus, finished
at the wrist with a double ruffle of lace; the gown made partially low, and
trimmed with lace next the bust; plain fichu of fine French lawn worn
underneath. Village cornette of fine
lace, ornamented simply with a broad satin ribband, of celestial blue. Kid
slippers of Modena red.
WALKING DRESS:- Bridal morning robe of fine cambric,
richly embroidered, and trimmed with puckered muslin round the border and down
the front, which folds over à-la-Sultane.
Elizabeth spenser and bonnet of etherial blue; the spenser elegantly ornamented
in a novel style with white satin, &c. The bonnet of blue satin and fine
net, crowned with a superb bouquet of
full-blown white roses; a Brussels lace cornette
is worn with this elegant bonnet. Cachemire shawl drapl, with a rich variegated border: triple ruff of broad Brussels
lace. Half-boots of etherial blue kid, the upper part of fine cachemire
coloured cloth.
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