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Doll CLothes of Yore | The Ultimate Historical Clothing Chat Site
Doll CLothes of Yore. The Ultimate Historical Clothing Chat Site. Women’s Renaissance Clothing. September 24, 2008 by feadog4life. During the Medieval Period. Clothing was mainly made from Linen. A cloth made from the Flax. Plant The Renaissance Period. Peasant clothing mainly consisted of a Chemise. A large and flowy shirt),. Or a vest), a long Skirt. And perhaps a Girdle. People were always changing their clothes, hair and kind of jewelry! Layers of clothing for the Nobility went from three pieces, suc...
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Adventures of a 21 year old seamstress and 7-year business owner. Saturday, October 4, 2014. Empress Maria Josepha' Dress! We are excited to finally release our latest design! The 'Empress Maria Josepha' Dress. Is a gorgeous dress made out of a peacock blue dupioni-like fabric, with pearl and silver brooches and brown scroll braid. Check it out here! Saturday, March 22, 2014. Our 2014 Spring Collection is here! With the first weekend of spring comes our brand-new Spring Collection! It's just too adorable...
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Observa a una mujer de 40 años escuchar por primera vez un sonido. Una británica de 39 años sorda de nacimiento ha podido oír por primera vez, gracias a unos implantes de cóclea. Su emotiva reacción ha sido captada en un vídeo divulgado este viernes por medios locales. Si Recomiendas, comparte! Cuerdas: un cortometraje con una historia conmovedora. Si Recomiendas, comparte! Chico en leggins sorprende a hombres viéndole el trasero. Si Recomiendas, comparte! Jonathan, un joven inglés de 17 años, decidió pr...
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Yo Recomiendo... | Música, Cine, Literatura, Dibujos
Música, Cine, Literatura, Dibujos. Un Chien Andalou (1929), de Luis Buñuel y Salvador Dalí. Enero 2, 2007. Un Chien Andalou ( Un Perro Andaluz. Es el nombre del corto que hicieron Luis Buñuel. En Francia en 1929. Es el primer corto surrealista, y está basado en dos sueños:- Uno de Dalí, en el que una navaja corta el ojo de una mujer mientras una nube pasa por la luna.- Otro de Buñuel, en el que unas hormigas corretean por su mano. De Richard Wagner y un tango argentino. Los comentarios están cerrados.
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