1
The judges of the Supreme Court wore gowns as did English judges.
2
Their jeweled ladies wore gowns festooned with silk ribbons and bows.
3
But Grace and Ruth wore gowns that had been ordered for this particular occasion.
4
The six bridesmaids wore gowns which matched the tulle rainbow and they carried pink roses.
5
The bridesmaids wore gowns of yellow organdy and the maid of honor an aster blue costume.
6
They wore gowns and some kind of helmet.
7
Egyptian men and their contemporaries throughout Byzantium, wore gowns, in outline identical with those of the women.
8
The women wore gowns of coarse cloth of different colors, and each had a shawl over her head.
9
The bridesmaids wore gowns of white chiffon over pale green chiffon which blended into a misty, sea-foam effect.
10
The women all wore gowns and silk shawls, while the men donned starched shirts, ties, and buttoned vests.
11
Mrs. Winthrop had doublets as had Governor Winthrop, but I think her daughter wore gowns when her sons wore coats.