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Pink Stripey Anglaise

Posted on June 26, 2013 by Trystan

It was freakishly hot the night of the party, so these are not the best pix o’ me, as wearing a wig makes me pour gallons o’ sweat (I’m *such* a lady). But halfway thru the night, I went to the restroom and saw myself in the mirror and realized, damn, this looks good! Totally worth it. I will have to wear this ensemble again, hopefully in cooler climes 😉  Take a look at Diana’s photos of the party on Flickr.

Updated:

This is has since become my most-frequently worn 18th-century gown. It’s just so pretty and flattering! I’ve worn it at Colonial Williamsburg and various Lumieres events. I don’t always wear it with the ship wig because that part is a bit cumbersome. But it goes equally well with a hedgehog style, as wore it in France at Chateau de Pys…

Trystan, photo from Bunny
Trystan, photo from Bunny
Trystan at the Lumieres gambling party
Trystan at the Lumieres gambling party
Ship wig, photo from Diana
Ship wig, photo from Diana
At Chateau de Pys, photo by Kendra
At Chateau de Pys, photo by Kendra
At the chateau with Sarah, photo by Kendra
At the chateau with Sarah, photo by Kendra

 

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Posted in 18th Century | Tags: finished costume, France, pink stripey anglaise, pretty in pink, travel | 2 Comments
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2 thoughts on “Pink Stripey Anglaise”

  1. Jen says:
    June 26, 2013 at 4:48 pm

    Great job matching the stripes!

  2. Cathlin says:
    June 28, 2013 at 5:41 am

    I’m not sure which I love most, the dress or the ship on a wig! So awesome!

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