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Incrusted trees that kingly orders wore.
W. Hamilton Gibson, from Eudora, a tale of love, by Mary Bertha McKenzie Toland, Philadelphia, 1888.
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This is a clear example of the love for reinterpreting the 18th-century aesthetic which prevailed in the Belle Époque, evoking the grandeur and romanticism of the period. This evening dress bodice precisely references the fine embroidered men’s waistcoats of the period, but with very delicate and feminine motifs evoking the style of Rococo weaver Philippe de Lasalle (1723-1804).
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