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Venice Carnaval 2014

The whole winter outfit New "Pet en l'air', 1760's I have very few pictures from this trip that I actually li...
Queen Anne Boleyn dress, 1530-35

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Tissot dress, part 2

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Another fashion illustration

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What is going on?

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