Ordem da Rosa - Mismatched Chatelaines (Equipages)
A pair of chatelaines, one in pearl and the other in steel cut, inspired by the ones worn by Marie Antoinette in her portrait by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller from 1785.
"For centuries ladies carried daily tools about their person. Keys, scissors, money, a watch. In the 18th century this cluster of items was worn about the waist, hanging from an equipage (post 1830's, it is known as a chatelaine), often a decorative metal piece with chains hanging from it. From these chains, ladies would suspend all types of daily necessities. Starting as utilitarian object, the chatelaine progressed into an item of fashion, as most accessories do."
Dressed in Time (2011, October 11). The Equipage or Chatelaine.
Both objects are not rigged to best fit any skirt. I use Tuty's First Lady AO and the clipping through the skirt is minimal, though if it is something that bothers you I suggest milevA's Locked Legs AO, that can be paired with your AO of choice.
- Original mesh
- Materials enabled
- Copy & mod.
- Jewelry
- Acessory
- 18th century
- Antique
- Pearls
Beautiful!
I am a very big fan of this store since it began and I am loving all the fabulous furnishings they create. I was excited to see this accessory released and It looks so wonderful! It is beautiful with any formal gowns! I highly suggest this product and every single product from this store. There is not one fault to be found with a single item. Please create more Victorian/Edwardian furnishings, you make the best! I cannot wait to see more from you! Thanks!
L$ 500
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