Most strangely...the majority of these work! Especially Joker - but considering the relative lack of shorts for women in the 1940's, I suspect Wonder Woman would not permit herself to be bound by full skirts that draped the floor and were not even cut for riding. She would be clad as Viola, flouting the more inconveniently gendered conventions of dress for a higher good.
Love Superman's brocade! And the large ruff somehow complements Ironman's inborn arrogance.
And that was Molly I was admiring, not Hazel, and I now possess her, and find that I have jewellery already that complements her well. My lord and I are off to dance in that most iconic of Edwardian venues, the Titanic, tonight, where she will be shown to great advantage (the only Edwardian gown on the floor, perhaps, amid an epidemic of straplessness and high-slit skirts, but who cares!)
More of that wonderful vintage Edwardian embroidery on Hazel, I see...so addictive, even though I regard Regency as my spiritual historical home!
Sugar Plum or Arabian...oh, dear...and rabbit would set both of them off so well...yet who can resist good virtual mink...
The new men's section is very elegant (and when does Crotian plan to start marketing his cabinetry?) My lord and I had a fine browse last night, while hunting for your delightful couple's gift, and my lord expressed the firm intention of returning on his own for actual shopping purposes. A good men's tailor is a resource that must not be ignored.
Oh, drat - I saw a gown that would be perfect for my alt last night, and now you've given me time enough for temptation to do its work.
Very atmospheric. I can almost hear the splash of nightsoil into the street. I hope that's a sword by the lone stroller's side, and that he knows how to use it.
I noticed the white piping on the grey-blue skirt when you wore it on Sunday - very effective and attractive for a day gown.
How dangerous, Lady Claremont! I can almost feel the texture and weight of the fabric in that skirt - very tempting.
Any excuse for a good party? (Although can a party be good when one must maintain one's dignity in the royal presence? Prinny is forgiving of certain qualities of joke, but his parents...?)
