Garnier, Michel, Elegant Lady at her Toilette, 1788. |
"All the court passed then to the chamber of Mme la Duchesse de Bourgogne, which was brilliantly lighted, and in which, the day before, they had set up a magnificent bed and canopy of green velvet embroidered in gold and silver. The court saw there, also, the toilette of the princess, which was much admired, both for its articles of gold and silver and for its embroidery and lace."
Farmer, James Eugene. 1905. Versailles and the court under Louis XIV. New York: Century Co.
Such a shapely leg and dainty ankle. No cankles here! Love the peeping Tom too.
ReplyDeletehad to post you this link, found the interior at apartmenttherapy
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@Vic yea, she is a total dish!
ReplyDelete@Emmeline What an interior! I love the wall boards, what do you think of it? Thank you for the link!
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ReplyDeleteIs that what well-turned ankle looks like? 'Cos I've always wondered.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely event! What year did the wedding take place?
ReplyDelete@Ingrid That would have been 1697
ReplyDeleteVery elegant, love the sense of humour with the peeper.
ReplyDeleteI really hate nowadays women, whom ''toilettes'' and intimacy are not existing anymore! No petticoats, not even dresses, but very, very short skirts and ugly tops!
ReplyDeletePlease tell me I am not the single one who thinks that!
That lady looks so much like me!!! :O
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