court dress

The little boys were very pretty in casual court dress.

"I love the necklace that goes with my court dress."

A few weeks ago I was at their place, seeing him fitted for a court dress.

She'll come into court dressed like everyone's favorite second grade teacher.

He went to his own rooms and changed to informal court dress.

And, dear me, there was a man in casual court dress!

Court dress had little or no physical comfort with restriction of movement.

Both were wearing court dress of a style which had not yet reached the provinces.

The President, currently, no longer wears the full traditional court dress outfit.

Court dress was replaced by the white tie and tail coat.

"I lost a set of court dress that was worth enough to buy this whole dog kennel."

He was very imposing and dignified in casual court dress.

Accordingly, there is little contemporary call for reform of court dress in Ireland.

He struck a tall elegant figure in his court dress and top hat.

She took Clarissa to the bedroom which housed her court dress.

As such, it is also the color worn on their court dress by French high magistrates.

It was only from the late eighteenth century that court dress became fossilised.

Nicholas bathed and changed into full court dress for the state banquet.

In casual court dress, he leaned for a time against the south railing and looked out at the garden.

It is a common part of a court dress or a wedding dress.

"Well, get up and put your court dress on.

He is shown in the official's court dress with a jade tablet.

Long trains gave a touch of formality to casual court dress.

Court dress was worn by women when they were presented to the monarch, a tradition that began in 1700 and continued to 1939.

In Australia court dress varies according to the jurisdiction.