Garment Names and Uses from the Intimate Wardrobe
The fragment discusses how various intimate garments like kimonos negligees and tea gowns define feminine attire. It notes differing names such as kimono pajas and tea gown variants, and references styles that straddle dinner wear and home use, including terms like coatee and wa ver.
Untitled fragment notes obscure stitching and words
Fragmentary OCR text describes velvet and embroidery on summer days. The garbled passage mentions a wrap, French embroidery terms, and unclear phrases about a shaping and a loom. No identifiable names, places, dates, or events are discernible in the readable text.
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Waa
de Alyet
Fragmentary note hints at fashion details and attire
A damaged snippet mentions dance frocks, floating scarves, negligees, and vague references to outfits and adornments. It reads like a casual catalog of garments with unclear spelling and stray phrases, offering little concrete context or dates.
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Vles
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Sim Borte
Merri
Tims
Tetcary
Wan Mar
Odtte
Ne ‘Sr
Ted
Nau Day
Gabr
Er Eo
Hut
Dion
Ixactl
Flecy
Via
Pantas
Lama