Thank you Ann,
If you happen to have links to those images, or know
of a book source with some, please let me know off
list. I am going to collect them, so I can try to
learn what's going on.
And I could always make it up as a masque dress...
masques were quite popular in Henry's court, and from
what I am reading, those masquers got to keep their
custom made outfits after the masque.
Kimiko
--- Ann Catelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I see many images of short skirts over longer ones,
> and every one is allegorical.
> <snip>
> So, not "real", unless you were dressing for a real
> Masque, like Drea's Queen of the Amazons on the
> Elizabethan Costuming Page.
>
> Ann in CT
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