The Heritage of Dress: Being Notes on the History and Evolution of ClothesWebb, Wilfred Mark
History
The Heritage of Dress: Being Notes on the History and Evolution of Clothes
Webb, Wilfred Mark
Clothing and dress; Clothing and dress -- History
Druitt, Mr., on academical dress, 210
-- -- -- boys dressed in petticoats, 165
-- -- -- the coif, 216
Drummer, extra of Third Hussars, 244
Dutch settler's wife, Miss Alice Morse Earle on the dress of, 359
-- skeleton dress, 145, =145=, 272
Dyes for tartans obtained from native plants, 313
Eagles on coronation robe, 222
Ear drops, 112
Ears, perforated for rings, 112
Earle, Miss Alice Morse, on the costume of the wife of a Dutch
settler, 359
Eckenstein, Miss Lina, on horse brasses, 293
Edward II, beard of, 130
-- III, badge of, 91
-- -- beard of, 129
-- IV, beard of, closely shaven, 130
-- VII, robes worn at the coronation of, 222
Egypt, finger rings in, 114
Egyptian graves, models of servants put into, 268
-- pins, 105
-- rings of blue pottery, 116
Egyptians, ancient, bury amulets with their dead, 122
-- blackening eyelids, 270
-- early, tattooing practised by, 277
-- modern, tattooing practised by, 277
-- prehistoric, beads of, 112
Elizabeth, statute cap of, 168
-- Queen, stocking of, 68
Elizabeth's coronation glove, stitching carried on to the back
of, =97=, 98
-- reign, ruffs of, 48
Elsyng, brass in church at, 86, =86=
Elves' arrows as pendants, 123
Elworthy, Mr., on horns of honour, 117
Embroidery carried on to the backs of gloves, 98, =99=
Emeralds always fashionable, 123
Epaulettes, 238
-- worn by the Gentlemen-at-Arms, 238
-- -- -- officers of the Yeomen of the Guard, 238
-- -- -- the Lords-Lieutenant of Counties, 238
-- -- in the Navy, 238
Ermine, 222
-- bands of, indicate rank, 223
Eskimos descendants of the cave men, 10
-- shoes, piece of old, worn by, to ensure fruitfulness, 178
Essex, fish-hooks made of thorns in, 125
Eton, gowns worn by scholars at, 169
-- jacket, 169
-- white tie at, 169
Etruscan brooch, safety-pin like an, 102, =103=
Eutropius, St., ceremony of garters, 71
Evolution, the principles applied to clothes, 1
Ewart, Sergeant, captures a French eagle, 245
Eyelashes, removal of, 128
-- lid, blackening of, by Egyptians, 270
-- sacred on rings, 117
-- stone or opal, 124
-- third in slow worm, 3
Executions, clothes worn at, become unfashionable, 353
Face plate of horse, amulets on, 294
-- sooty, of harlequin, 283
Facings, regimental, abolished in 1881, 238
-- why a different colour from that of the coat, 34
Fairholt on bandaged stockings, 67, =67=
-- -- the origin of the mortar-board, 214
Fans called sunshades, 280
-- for blowing up a fire, 280
-- origin of, 280
Farces, Atella, celebrated for Italian, 254
Farthingale, 337
Fashion determines the amount of the body which is to be covered, 14
Fashions due to royal peculiarities, 131
-- gay, follow periods of depression, 345
-- in hair arrangement, 126
-- kept up by superstitions, 349
-- origin of, difficult to trace, 354
-- the killing of, 352
Favours, 192
Fawkes, Guy, 225
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