L’histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes du second empire 1852 a 1870. Manteaux – Planche 3.
Manteaux.
- Manteau de jour en drap vieux bleu, garni de petites boules de passementerie.
- Collet d’amazone, en drap vert forêt, bordé d’une broderIe or, ranges noires.
- Manteau de fourrure, long, ample, à godets, garni de broderies de soutache, larges manches.
- Mantelet de velours bleu, bordé d’hermine. Col, parements et manchon d’hermine.
- Manteau genre burnous, en cachemire blanc, bordé de tresses de soie rouge, fleurs rouges brodées.
- Manteau de cérémonie en velours cramoisi, frangé d’une dentelle de Chantilly blanche, col de dentelle.
- Cape spahi, très ample, en cachemire fond ivoire, brodé au passé. Bandes unies rouges, vertes et jaunes.
- Manteau en soie gros grain marron clair, garniture de passementerie marron foncé.
- Manteau imperméable à capuchon, gris fer, très ample, le capuchon est resserré par une cordelière terminée par deux glands.
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