#boxcloth

[thebigsartorialist]

When your Boxcloth Braces makes it appear as if you have a tab on your vest for emergency quick release.

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Suit: Martin Greenfield

Tie: London York

Hat: Bates Hats

Socks: Viccel

Shoes: Allen Edmonds

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[shibumi-firenze]

Burgundy Boxcloth Braces &  Navy Shibumi-Flower Printed Silk Tie

shibumi-firenze.com

[dirnelli]

Dear Sir, I'm in the market for braces for the first time. I'm a bit lost in the very wide offering of a very famous british maker. Leaving elasticated and clip on models aside, I'm left with : silk braces (which I understand to be made partially of polyester, which I'm not too keen on), boxcloth models (aren't they too hot in the summer ?), bamboo and a wide array of lighter fabrics which I fear will rapidly be prone to fraying. Any advice ?

Drake’s

Charvet

Thurston

have your pick

[jaren-50-jurken]

Albert Thurston produceert de mooiste handgemaakte bretels. Albert Thurston wordt ook wel gezien als de uitvinder van de moderne bretellen. Ontdek britse stijl en klasse met de mooiste Albert Thurston collectie. In dit artikel leer je alles over dit mooie merk.

  De historie van Albert Thurston

In 1820 opende meneer Albert Thurston zijn allereerste winkel in Londen. Toendertijd op Panton Street, Haymarket. Een bekende straat om mooie herenmode te kopen toendertijd, vergelijkbaar aan Jermayn street (bekend van de overhemden). Het was hier dat Albert Thurston de moderne bretellen uitvond. In de tijd van Albert Thurston was het mode om een broek met hoge band te dragen. Een riem is dan uiterst oncomfortabel. Albert Thurston had hier een oplossing voor: bretels, ook wel suspenders genoemd in het Engels.

Eervolle vermelding voor Albert Thurston

Het jaar 1851 was een groot jaar voor hem. Dit was het jaar dat hij beloond werd voor al zijn harde werk. In 1851 ontving Albert Thurston namelijk een eervolle vermelding op de Great Exhibition. Dit is een toonaangevende wereldtentoonstelling over cultuur en industrie. Waarom? Om de prachtige afwerking en het draagcomfort van deze bretellen. Nu bijna 200 jaar na oprichting staat het Britse merk nog steeds bekend om haar hoogwaardige kwaliteit materialen en afwerking.

  Voor de elite of voor iedereen?

Bekende voorbeelden van de Albert Thurston dragers zijn: Michael Douglas in ‘Wall Street’ , Steve Martin in ‘Leap of Faith’ en niet te vergeten Daniel Graig in de James Bond films. Impliceert dat dat bretels alleen voor de elite zijn? Natuurlijk niet! Bretels zijn voor iedereen. Of het nou Jort Kelder is, de moderne hipster of je wat vollere oom. Bretels geven iedereen net dat extra beetje stijl en klasse.

Albert Thurston: Van welke materialen?

De materialen gebruikt in de Albert Thurston bretels zijn zeer divers. Voor de lussen wordt gebruik gemaakt van hoogwaardig geitenleer. Dit is een sterke en comfortable ledersoort. Verder worden de "bretels" zelf gemaakt van hoogwaardige materialen waaronder canvas, boxcloth, elastiek, zijde, satijn, kamgaren, moiré en Hardy Minnis wol.

Waar koop ik Albert thurston online?

Albert Thurston is gemakkelijk online te bestellen op de site van de Nederlandse bretels specialist: bretels.nl. Een grote en diverse collectie moderne suspenders voor de echte Dandy. Verschillende lengtes, breedtes zodat ze geschikt zijn voor iedere man.

Het bericht Albert Thurston bretels: Exclusieve heren bretels verscheen eerst op Vintage kleding | Retro jurken.

[092425ll-blog]

It’s rare to see a well-dressed man without a belt these days. However, the leather belt as a practical garment is a fairly recent invention. Prior to the First World War, belts were largely decorative outside of military uniforms (and even then were often more decorative than practical among officers and aristocrats). The traditional device for holding up a man’s trousers was a pair of suspenders. To this day, suspenders remain the preferred method to hold up a pair of trousers by many fine dressers. Suspenders (which are called braces in the United Kingdom, where suspender refers to a garter belt) are straps of cloth that go over a man’s shoulder and down to the front of his trousers, where they either clip or button to the waistband. Most suspenders join in the back in either an X-shape or a Y-shape, to keep pairs from being separated, but they can be bought as two individual straps as well. Construction can vary depending on brand, with suspenders being made in materials ranging from pure silk to synthetic rayon; woolen boxcloth is a traditional and durable staple. We carry them with button or clip on it your preference. Email: Lawsonlleon@yahoo.com Call or text: 732 877 6015 #detailedgentlemen #suspenders #braces #welldressedmen #suits #blazers #blacktie #dapperlife

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Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of costume, and recognising the supreme allure of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means appeared extra exquisitely stunning than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black costume and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON attempting to set down a chronicle of costume because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose identify, by the way in which, I ought to have added to the listing of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a vogue instantly seems earlier than me in her swish short-skirted night costume with its excessive Empire belt.

That every one girls kill the model they love may with reality be mentioned of the passion which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust beneath the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the fully slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and fabric skirts, lengthy and full, have been accomplished by quick velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one facet, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 product of cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of a lot of his predecessors within the occupation of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the allure of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and all the time leaning in the direction of the facet of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made costume the faith of her salon, and there are information of her audacious grace in a elaborate costume as Minerva, and of one in all her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the fabric pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female state of affairs being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. A substitute for the pelisse was a garment not in contrast to the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means acquired the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[ladykazanlak]

Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of costume, and recognising the supreme allure of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means seemed extra exquisitely stunning than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black costume and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON attempting to set down a chronicle of costume because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose title, by the way in which, I ought to have added to the listing of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a trend instantly seems earlier than me in her swish short-skirted night costume with its excessive Empire belt.

That every one girls kill the type they love would possibly with reality be stated of the passion which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust beneath the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the utterly slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and material skirts, lengthy and full, have been accomplished by brief velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one aspect, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 made from cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of lots of his predecessors within the career of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the allure of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and all the time leaning in direction of the aspect of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made costume the faith of her salon, and there are data of her audacious grace in a elaborate costume as Minerva, and of certainly one of her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the fabric pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female scenario being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. A substitute for the pelisse was a garment not in contrast to the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means obtained the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[mirelaloveworld]

Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of costume, and recognising the supreme allure of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means regarded extra exquisitely stunning than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black costume and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON attempting to set down a chronicle of costume because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose identify, by the best way, I ought to have added to the record of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a trend instantly seems earlier than me in her swish short-skirted night costume with its excessive Empire belt.

That each one ladies kill the type they love would possibly with fact be stated of the keenness which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust below the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the fully slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and material skirts, lengthy and full, had been accomplished by brief velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one facet, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 manufactured from cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of a lot of his predecessors within the career of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the allure of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and at all times leaning in direction of the facet of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made costume the faith of her salon, and there are information of her audacious grace in a elaborate costume as Minerva, and of considered one of her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the fabric pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female state of affairs being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. A substitute for the pelisse was a garment not not like the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means obtained the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[fogeyunlimited]

Just going through the stock room and generally getting far too hot with all this heavy attire on one of the hottest days of the year !! #Fogey #strollersuit #vintage #vintage underwear #boxcloth braces #sock suspenders #sock garters #stiff collar #detachable collar #monocle #pipe smoking #sleeve garters #armbands #undershirt #athleticunionsuit #watchchain #monocle #Edwardian #malecorset (at Dymock)

[istanbuldaily]

Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of gown, and recognising the supreme appeal of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means appeared extra exquisitely lovely than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black gown and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON making an attempt to set down a chronicle of gown because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose identify, by the way in which, I ought to have added to the listing of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a vogue instantly seems earlier than me in her sleek short-skirted night gown with its excessive Empire belt.

That every one ladies kill the model they love may with fact be stated of the passion which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust beneath the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the utterly slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and material skirts, lengthy and full, have been accomplished by quick velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one aspect, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 manufactured from cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of lots of his predecessors within the career of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the appeal of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and at all times leaning in the direction of the aspect of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made gown the faith of her salon, and there are information of her audacious grace in a flowery costume as Minerva, and of certainly one of her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the material pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female state of affairs being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. An alternative choice to the pelisse was a garment not not like the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means obtained the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[shibumi-firenze]

@fhk_muc wearing our Madder Printed Silk Tie & Green Boxcloth Braces. Available at shibumi-firenze.com #shibumi

[jaren-50-jurken]

Albert Thurston produceert de mooiste handgemaakte bretels. Albert Thurston wordt ook wel gezien als de uitvinder van de moderne bretellen. Ontdek britse stijl en klasse met de mooiste Albert Thurston collectie. In dit artikel leer je alles over dit mooie merk.

  De historie van Albert Thurston

In 1820 opende meneer Albert Thurston zijn allereerste winkel in Londen. Toendertijd op Panton Street, Haymarket. Een bekende straat om mooie herenmode te kopen toendertijd, vergelijkbaar aan Jermayn street (bekend van de overhemden). Het was hier dat Albert Thurston de moderne bretellen uitvond. In de tijd van Albert Thurston was het mode om een broek met hoge band te dragen. Een riem is dan uiterst oncomfortabel. Albert Thurston had hier een oplossing voor: bretels, ook wel suspenders genoemd in het Engels.

Eervolle vermelding voor Albert Thurston

Het jaar 1851 was een groot jaar voor hem. Dit was het jaar dat hij beloond werd voor al zijn harde werk. In 1851 ontving Albert Thurston namelijk een eervolle vermelding op de Great Exhibition. Dit is een toonaangevende wereldtentoonstelling over cultuur en industrie. Waarom? Om de prachtige afwerking en het draagcomfort van deze bretellen. Nu bijna 200 jaar na oprichting staat het Britse merk nog steeds bekend om haar hoogwaardige kwaliteit materialen en afwerking.

  Voor de elite of voor iedereen?

Bekende voorbeelden van de Albert Thurston dragers zijn: Michael Douglas in ‘Wall Street’ , Steve Martin in ‘Leap of Faith’ en niet te vergeten Daniel Graig in de James Bond films. Impliceert dat dat bretels alleen voor de elite zijn? Natuurlijk niet! Bretels zijn voor iedereen. Of het nou Jort Kelder is, de moderne hipster of je wat vollere oom. Bretels geven iedereen net dat extra beetje stijl en klasse.

Albert Thurston: Van welke materialen?

De materialen gebruikt in de Albert Thurston bretels zijn zeer divers. Voor de lussen wordt gebruik gemaakt van hoogwaardig geitenleer. Dit is een sterke en comfortable ledersoort. Verder worden de "bretels" zelf gemaakt van hoogwaardige materialen waaronder canvas, boxcloth, elastiek, zijde, satijn, kamgaren, moiré en Hardy Minnis wol.

Waar koop ik Albert thurston online?

Albert Thurston is gemakkelijk online te bestellen op de site van de Nederlandse bretels specialist: bretels.nl. Een grote en diverse collectie moderne suspenders voor de echte Dandy. Verschillende lengtes, breedtes zodat ze geschikt zijn voor iedere man.

Het bericht Albert Thurston bretels: Exclusieve heren bretels verscheen eerst op Retro Dans Kleding | Jaren 50 kleding kopen | Retro jurken online | Vintage kleding.

[myworldbg]

Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of gown, and recognising the supreme allure of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means seemed extra exquisitely lovely than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black gown and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON attempting to set down a chronicle of gown because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose identify, by the way in which, I ought to have added to the checklist of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a vogue instantly seems earlier than me in her sleek short-skirted night gown with its excessive Empire belt.

That each one girls kill the type they love would possibly with reality be stated of the passion which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust below the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the fully slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and fabric skirts, lengthy and full, had been accomplished by quick velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one facet, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 product of cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of lots of his predecessors within the career of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the allure of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and all the time leaning in the direction of the facet of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made gown the faith of her salon, and there are information of her audacious grace in a flowery costume as Minerva, and of certainly one of her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the material pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female state of affairs being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. A substitute for the pelisse was a garment not not like the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means acquired the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[heartmylifes]

Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of gown, and recognising the supreme allure of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means seemed extra exquisitely lovely than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black gown and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON attempting to set down a chronicle of gown because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose identify, by the way in which, I ought to have added to the checklist of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a vogue instantly seems earlier than me in her sleek short-skirted night gown with its excessive Empire belt.

That each one girls kill the type they love would possibly with reality be stated of the passion which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust below the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the fully slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and fabric skirts, lengthy and full, had been accomplished by quick velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one facet, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 product of cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of lots of his predecessors within the career of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the allure of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and all the time leaning in the direction of the facet of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made gown the faith of her salon, and there are information of her audacious grace in a flowery costume as Minerva, and of certainly one of her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the material pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female state of affairs being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. A substitute for the pelisse was a garment not not like the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means acquired the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[guidevasilka]

Marie Antoinette knew all

Marie Antoinette knew all there was to know of the artwork of gown, and recognising the supreme allure of caprice, she would ring each change in flip ; and maybe she by no means seemed extra exquisitely lovely than when, her hair powdered and her face faintly lined by sorrow, she met the scaffold and the mob on the final day of her existence, in her plain black gown and easy white fichu.

IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

ON attempting to set down a chronicle of gown because it lived within the earlier a part of the nineteenth century, my thoughts turns into instantly obsessive about short-waisted robes; and a imaginative and prescient of the hapless Josephine whose identify, by the way in which, I ought to have added to the checklist of the few who’ve stood god-mother to a vogue instantly seems earlier than me in her sleek short-skirted night gown with its excessive Empire belt.

That each one girls kill the type they love would possibly with reality be stated of the passion which raged for that Empire belt, for it grew smaller by levels and grotesquely much less when it commenced its profession instantly beneath the arm, pushing the bust below the throat, presenting however an apology for a bodice, and needing the fully slim determine to resist its liberties with any diploma of decorum. Decorum was, nonetheless, not amongst its ambitions.

For strolling put on the excessive waist was no much less a desideratum, and fabric skirts, lengthy and full, had been accomplished by quick velvet coats with lengthy tight sleeves, vests of white, and shares of black. The entire was topped by small hats with feathers on one facet, or excessive hats of masculine conference 92 product of cream-coloured beaver. Napoleon, following within the footsteps of lots of his predecessors within the career of Royalty, confirmed a pleasant appreciation of the allure of costume, being alternately disapproving and inspiring in his criticisms, and all the time leaning in the direction of the facet of prodigality.

Princess Pauline Buonaparte made gown the faith of her salon, and there are information of her audacious grace in a flowery costume as Minerva, and of certainly one of her soiree robes which expressed the final phrase of extravagance in pink tulle over pink satin, trimmed with marabout feathers, and diamond agrafes, with the bodice encrusted, and each seam of the skirt glistening, with diamonds.

In England Queen Charlotte evinced a determined predilection for the great-coat and the material pelisse with a velvet collar, topped by the round hat of beaver, veiled with inexperienced muslin ; and far favour was granted to such masculine properties because the silk cravat and the boot with the high military heel, the female state of affairs being saved solely by the sprigged lace veil. A substitute for the pelisse was a garment not not like the Greek chiton, which, nonetheless, by no means acquired the eye bestowed upon the boxcloth driving-coat with heavy capes, and the manly etceteras to do it honour or dishonour.

[fogeyunlimited]

Felt like wearing my heaviest breeches and my RCMP boots.. even though the spurs need colour matching!! #Fogey #breeches #tweedsuit #vintage #vintage underwear #boxcloth braces #stiff collar #detachable collar #monocle #pipe smoking #vintage tweed #sleeve garters #armbands #undershirt #rcmpboots #bowlerhat #herbertjohnson #tattersall # #detachable cuffs #Edwardian #malecorset #menscorset (at Dymock)