Unbelievably wide floor-length skirt, with four additional godets, is 7-8 meters (from 7 to 9 yards) in length of the hemline, and grants you almost impossible – exquisitely stylish look and ability to move swiftly and lightly.

The front bodice is richly embroidered with splash of sparkling beaded rays, all hand-beaded, as it befits a true fairy’s outfit. An exclusive trim with pomegranate ornament decorates a neckline, upper part of sleeves (on biceps) and a hemline of the dress, while gold galloon on the top part of the sleeves and neckline makes this garb even more prominent. What truly draws the eye in this garment is a wide scoop neckline, - alluring, but altogether elegant and graceful. Trim-finished long bell sleeves add the special appeal to the pureness of the classical form fitting silhouette – just imagine them flaring magnificently while dancing or putting spells on love potions! The side lacing allows the garment to fit tightly around the waist and makes it easy to adjust the size. Distinctive and moderately low waistline of the costume creates a true image of a fairy lady, who has just stepped out from the brume of past heroic days.

Whenever you decide to become a mysterious enchantress or benefactor of the future King, a gorgeous blue medieval style dress, made of finest pure linen, will become a mighty secret weapon for your, even most daring, heroic feats and adventures. Silhouette, dress elements & fabric details The first impression of this fantasy piece of clothing, inspired by noble medieval garments, will immediately revive images of fairy castles and treacherous wizards, high-hearted knights and, of course – beautiful ladies! Unearthly beauty wasn’t their only power, though! With inscrutable magic they would easily save King Arthur from certain death and even more – grant him with a legendary sword Excalibur. If you have always dreamt of pure perfectness of a blue medieval dress, but altogether longed for a hint of fantasy and spectacular motifs to enchant your personal style – thus, our Lady of the Lake dress will definitely meet all your expectations! Mecum said deputies couldn’t rely on old case files because the sheriff’s department’s records for the years before 1961 have been destroyed.Walter Scott, The Lady of the Lake “Lady of the Lake” Dress Medieval style noble beaded dress The decomposed body was buried unidentified in the 1970s, said John Ward, whose family mortuary kept the remains about 20 years in the hope someone would identify her.Ī skull and other bones were found in the car, and authorities were hoping a dental record examination could produce leads, Barfield said. ″We wondered if she survived but had amnesia and never knew where to go.″Īuthorities now believe a woman’s body found near the bridge about a year after the accident is that of Delia Mae Parker Young, Mrs. ″We believed she was in the lake, but then we heard she might be in Chicago, then in Florida,″ the younger Roberts said Friday. James Roberts, 51, and his brother Hugh, 49, were teen-agers when their mother, Susie Roberts, then 38, disappeared.

Two Gainesville men said they believe the remains may be those of their mother. Ed Barfield of the sheriff’s department said his office has received ″dozens of calls″ from people claiming to know whose body it is. Investigators were checking with the woman’s family for pictures of her car and its tag, hoping to find a match, but would not confirm the family’s name.Ĭapt. Workers were washing mud out of the car when they came across the remains, Mecum said. The car was mangled by the construction equipment that dug it up. The rusted vehicle was found by workers building a bridge across the lake.

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