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I guess that is why one should put more effort into ones under garments...:)
ReplyDeleteToo seldom are there "First Ladies" with the education and developed good taste in all the arts as Reinette.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous. I have to admit that I have always thought of the cleaning and care of this era of clothing design!
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Karena
Art by Karena
Yes, they are. Have a GOOD weekend!
ReplyDeleteit works for me....
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i wonder if it was comfy.
Wish there were more occasions these days for lolling about in heavy ivory satin.
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