…white kid; and slippers of satin, the colour of the pelisse, trimmed with fringe. A fan of ivory, or crape, decorated with fancy feathers.” The fan mentioned is not shown…

…Long drop earrings and the comb are the only items of jewelry worn. The tiny object in the model’s hand is actually a fan. It is not a toy fan….

…of the throat with a diamond broach. Diamond necklace and ear-rings. White satin slippers, laced and bound with silver. White kid gloves, and a fan of carved ivory. “Sitting Figure:…

…a demi-train. The headdress is a sort of turban. She wears bright red slippers and carries a bright red fan. As with all prints from this magazine labeled “Paris Dress,”…

…how to construct a dress similar to the ones shown here. Though I’m not a fan of evening hats, I do sort of love turbans. Both of these are quite…

…tucks; made high in the neck, with a fan frill, and full plaited bishop’s sleeves. A Spanish night-cap, formed of lace and whit4e satin or muslin, tastefully decorated with pink…

…kid. Neck-chain and drop if Indian gold; ear-rings to correspond. Hair in waved curls in front. White satin sandal-slippers, tied with green ribbon round the ankle. Fan of carved ivory.”…

…of thick gold; gloves of white lace; shoes of purple satin; fan, ivory and silver. “Fig. No. 4–The Rutland Half Robe, composed of a beautiful fine Indian muslin, in three…

…and up the front with a fancy gold embroidered border. The bodice is composed of satin, or velvet, of the same colour, trimmed round the bosom and sleeves with gold…

…same. Fan richly spangled. Pearl necklace, with diamond clasp in front; ear-rings and bracelets to suit. White s hoes striped in scarlet or blue. Hair in ringlets on the forehead,…