Cockade, 61, 152, =152= -- black, 153 -- bow of ribbon on, 156 -- evolution of, 153, =156=, =157= -- for mourning, 154, =154=, 159 -- jagged edges of, 158 -- material of, 154 -- of Chelsea pensioners, =155=, 156 -- -- Danish ambassadors, 160 -- -- French ambassadors, 160 -- -- of various colours, 158 -- regent, =155=, 156, 159 -- royal, 154, 155, =155=, 159 -- treble, =152=, 156 Cockades, not under the jurisdiction of Heralds' College or Lord Chamberlain, 153 -- of foreign ambassadors, 160 -- -- chauffeurs, 160 -- those entitled to use, 153, =159= -- worn by gentlemen, 152 Cocking, 200 Coffins, Bronze Age, 18 Coif of Serjeant-at-law, 216 -- Order of the, 215 -- vestige of, 215, =217= Coin, custom of breaking, upon engagement, 115 Coldstream Regiment, motto of, 246 Collar, broad lace, at Eton, 169 -- silver worn by additional drummer, 244 Collars, high, keep the head at a wrong angle, 356 -- metal of Padaung women, =114=; Plate VI, facing page 114 -- of Court ushers and vergers, 218 -- -- ladies' mantles standing up, 48 -- -- nuns, 202 -- worn by pet animals, 298 _Colobium sindonis_, 221 Colonial, dress of the, 319 Colour, craving for, shown by the gorgeous dress of Masons, 308 -- -- -- -- -- green scarfs of the Foresters, 308 -- -- -- -- -- pageants, 306 -- of academical dress, 309 Colours, 192 -- gay uniforms come under the category of courtship, 250 -- heraldic, derived from flags, still worn, 308 -- house, 171 -- of ancient drawings due to caprice of artists, 131 -- -- Naval uniform, 251 -- -- regiments, 309 Columbine, ballet dress of, 285 Comb as an ornament, 117, =118= Combs, hair, 118, =118= -- loom, the origin of the ornamental comb, 117, =118= Combination garments of boiler cleaners, 320 -- -- -- Normans, 320 Coombe Hill School, Westerham, dress worn by girls at, 172, =172= Commissionaires, buttons on overcoats of, 30 Companies, Livery, robes of, 138 Complexions, false, of Roman ladies, 278 Convicts' dress, 91 Cope, 197, 199 -- of fifteenth century, 212 Cornish, Mr. C. J., on animals' clothes, 300 Corps piqué, Montaigne and Ambrose Paré on the suffering caused by the, 325 Corroboree, paint used at a, 272 Corset, misspelling of the word, 323 -- of Greece, 328 -- -- Rome, 328 Corsets, crusade against, 325 Cosmetics used by Roman ladies, 278 Costermongers, dress of, 319 -- trousers of, show progress of wearer's courtship, 347 Costume, clerical, regulated by Charles I, 185 -- connected with religion, 184 -- ecclesiastical, similar to civil in early times, =188= -- of barge-women, 110 -- -- the clown, Elizabethan, 269, =270= -- -- dolls, 267 -- -- milk-women, 110 -- -- nuns and abbesses resembled that of widows, 198 -- -- servants', derived from that of masters, 139 -- indicating the profession of the wearer, 316