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 Isabella and Rachel are wearing 16th century matching court garb. |
 Rochelle au Ciel-bas Wool Moroccan burnoose, wool lined homespun overdress, silk underdress and a homespun embroidered tunic. |
 Genevieve Pompier du Marches is sporting
an early Tudor Elizabethan in raspberry dupioni silk. The under-partlet
and underskirt are a matching magenta brocade. This dress is
affectionately known as the pink poofy thing from Hell! |
 Zaynab Yasmine Nothing
says spring in Italy like butterflies everywhere! Zaynab has
adorned her butterfly brocade dress with butterfly embroidery
and buttons. To compliment her ensemble she added butterflies
from head to toe with matching hat, necklace, earrings and shoes.
The word for the season is accessorize! |
 Baroness Susan is wearing an Elizabethan gown of ivory taffeta and lavender Italian weave satin. The gown is trimmed with ivory braid, pearls and faux amethyst. The look is completed with matching jewelry, hair net, gloves, and a silk chemise. |
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 Troupe Selene Middle Eastern Dance Garb. Designer: Lady Genevieve St. Jaques d'Avignon |
 Michaela de La Chesnay, Rannulf d'Aubruye
Cotehardie and hood of 15th century design. Red cotehardies
with gold and burgundy trim, gold brushed buttons and black velveteen
hoods with liripipes. Designer: Michaela de La Chesnaye |
 Lady Aikiken Olasfsdoitter is
wearing an Elizabethan gown. Her use of geometric trim and wool
fabric shows Northern European sensibilities. She has topped
her outfit with a wool knitted flat cap made by Lady Jeanne Annela
Bonnetiere and pearls won by her lord, Master Bjorn at last years
Valentine's Day. |
 Lady Dagmar Northern Indian outfit
complete with 2 layers of skirts and contrasting harem pants.
The pants are made out of cotton and the skirts are of cotton
and silk. The top is called a choli (cho-ly) and allows constant
air flow if worn in a hot climate such as India-na. The choli
is also adorned with a sari or veil to set off the outfit |
 Lady Arlindis Bertille von Metten
is wearing an Elizabethan gown with red brocade overgown set
with pearls, gold beds, and rubies with gold settings. The ivory
undergown is also set with pearls, gold beads and rubies with
gold settings. This is worn with an ivory chemise, ruff and flat
cap. |
 Lady Chaselaine in a blue pearl studded and gold brocade Elizabethan with a train . |
 Lucia Greenstone is wearing her wedding garb of ivory satin trimmed with gold ribbon, green glass beads and green ribbon, with an underdress of ivory silk in the fashion of Venice, circa 1475. She and Padraig were married May 31 last year. |
 Sayaka Hirayanagi Megumi Fuji Sayaka - This is a traditional kimono for winter. Nowadays, we wear this kind of kimono on New Year's Day, at a friend's wedding ceremony, or at a tea party. A fan is always carried in the belt and a small bag. Megumi - This is a traditional yukata (u-ka-da). It is a Japanese summer kimono. |
 Lord Edward Cox is wearing
the garb of an English knight and nobleman. His outfit, sewn
by Lady Bridgett, is made from Italian gray wool and cotton imported
from Egypt. He has added hand made riding boots and an English
battle sword and knife. Buckler and fan are from Spain. |
 Freydis Sigurdsdottir is modeling her second attempt at Viking garb. A hand embroidered and gored T-tunic of green linen with a striped gray overdress. Accessories include a tablet woven belt from Mare Amethystinum, accidentally coordinating shawl from Jo-Ann Fabrics and embroidered felt pouch made by Ottar Hrafnsson. The necklace incorporates beads of glass, metal and amber as well as site tokens and her jewelry came from Finland, Shetland, Orkney and St. Vinnie's. Designer: Freydis Sigurdsdottir and the Norns |
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