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love those contemporary prints
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me too…I believe this engraving is from the journal des modes or the magsin de modes…can’t recall which right now. Brace yourself…I’ve got TONS of ’em!
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SIGH. For the love of M.A. and inspiration, merci for the royal fix for the week!! The perfect choice. I love the hat, fan, and walking stick!! T.
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that hat is beyond grandiose! It looks like the box the hat should have arrived in!
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Sweet you,
I’ve an award for you, for the person who you are and the things you share with the world
http://summer4soul.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/peace-is-a-free-choice-so-is-this-award/
Thank you for that..
Namasté, Summer
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namasté for the honor, dauphine*
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You’re welcome. Thanks to you to. Have a peaceful day : )
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to you as well!
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I covet the hat – I yearn for massive millinery!
I tried to read the caption; thought I saw ‘Creole’? The symbolism is rife in her outfit – making the lady all the more fascinating! (once saw a mid-19th c. photo of a lady advertising a dentist’s practice – there were teeth and forceps decorating her skirt.)
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that sounds heavy! Yes, the caption describes it as Robe a la Creole, if I’m not mistaken…gotta take another look!
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