A very interesting corner of time, as Prince Charlie prepares to come home.
Outlander territory!! Woohoo!! 
Yes! Outlander was a huge inspiration for this! Just got round to finishing season 2 this week :P
The gowns are gorgeous darling!! And I am in love with your new mesh dresses, they are fabulous :D
I'm so happy to be collaborating with you for these new 16th century styles 
It's absolutely gorgeous darling! :D - and you know I'm quite taken by the interior also 
<3 <3
Thank you for all your lovely comments! They are greatly appreciate xx
Yoohoo my darlings
I know it has been a while, but I thought it was about time I share with you my latest creations, perfect for the summer and the new court season which we hope shall be bigger and better than ever :D
Featured in my ads are the designs of two of the greatest contributors to the world of 18th century fashion, and two of my best friends - Chez Giroux and Andr Jacquemin
(Who's designs are available at the Versailles Marketplace)
Hope you enjoy them!
On sale only at my stall at the Versailles Marketplace!
Kind Regards,
Maria xxx
These go so perfectly with all sorts of hairstyles, I love them!
Especially with feathers.. and a tiara.. possibly
Thank you all for such lovely comments!
They are really appreciated:)
More wigs to come soon! They just keep getting higher and higher :P
Bonsoir!
I'd just like to happily announce the second installment of my increasingly... well poufy, poufs.
These were particularly fun to male, I hope you enjoy them!
They can be found only at Chateau de Versailles in Second Life,
at our lovely little marketplace
Maria xx
I must say that in my opinion, Her Majesty the Queen Mother is absolutely glamor 
ous and utterly fabulous. She is one of my ultimate idols and I find her to be such as inspirational human being. She, being royal of course, is in a completely different league to Wallis, and I like to keep it that way. Paired with the fabulous geniuses that are Norman Hartnell and Cecil Beaton, the Queen Mother wipes the floor with all others. She was the epitome of British sophistication and was absolutely devoted to her duty as Queen and not only mother of her two daughters by Mother of Great Britain. Even though she didn't wish to be Queen, she went into in with complete sense of duty and with great enthusiasm. Hitler at one point said she was the most dangerous women in the world. And he was absolutely right. The Queen Mother was a force to be reckoned with, she stood for the Old Guard, that doesn't make her boring. She understood what it meant to be a member of the royal family, which is why she refused to marry Albert so many times although she did wish to. She disliked change and she wished for things to remain as they always had been, and I salute her in this. It is hard to stand against the tide when the world is changing so quickly around you.
One of these changes was Wallis, whom I utterly dislike. I have no care for her at all, so I'll not speak of her much. Wallis was never to be a member of the royal family, it just would never of happened. Even Wallis knew this. She would never be a HRH either. Her Majesty probably did play some part in the abdication crisis, but I think it is absolutely unfair to think that she herself was the cause of His Majesty's death in 1952, that is utterly wrong. The fact is 'One does not simply abdicate', the Queen Mother knew this, the Queen knows this even now. To abdicate is to throw everything that has been given to you back into their faces. Though I do heartily agree that Edward would have made a terrible King compared to George VI. And Wallis, well, she would never have been Queen. It's inconceivable. George VI and Elizabeth were utterly devoted to their country and I have the utmost respect for both of them entirely, as I do my present Queen and all her predecessors and successors to come. 
Thank you very much! Though I am slowly phasing out the white version of wigs, as it's quite inaccurate, I do believe the blonde version of this wig is light enough
