elizabethan dress Women's Renaissance Gown – White Pavilion

elizabethan dress Women's Renaissance Gown – White PavilionElizabeth I of England: Nicknamed Gloriana. Scholarly, musical, devious, mercurial. Leagued with pirates. Inspired adventurers, artists, poets and playwrights. Small but mighty: ruled her court of ruthless intriguers with an iron fist in a slender velvet glove. Style icon. Swore loudly, rode madly, hunted deer with peacock feathered arrows, danced daily, dallied much but promised nothing. Spoke seven languages. Raised England to rank with the great

Elizabeth I of England: Nicknamed Gloriana. Scholarly, musical, devious, mercurial. Leagued with pirates. Inspired adventurers, artists, poets and playwrights. Small but mighty: ruled her court of ruthless intriguers with an iron fist in a slender velvet glove. Style icon. Swore loudly, rode madly, hunted deer with peacock-feathered arrows, danced daily, dallied much but promised nothing. Spoke seven languages. Raised England to rank with the great powers of Europe. Kept her head, when those about her were losing theirs. Bequeathed her name to an Age.

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"It is Our Command and Royal Pleasure to decree that all Ladies are henceforward and forever to be Truly Awesome."  --H.R.M. Elizabeth Regina

Cleaning instructions: Wash in the Seven Seas, run up flagpole to frighten Armada. Declare victory; don gown and dance all night.

Poplin. Skirt length: Approx. 39" at side, waist to hem.

Shown with: Milady's Chemise and Flirt Skirt. And for the perfect finishing touch, order a matching Tudor Hat.