They all have a corded tie closure but you can easily add a clasp. The Celtic Horse pattern. The velvet is a golden sand color, the tapestry is silver gray. Sleeves are hankerchief'd and unique. Last one Golden Sand velvet with a deep blue tapestry called Air Spirit.
Trims vary on each gown.
Ladies and gentlemen of the Renaissance often ostentatiously displayed parts of the chemise or shirt because finely woven fabric could have been the most costly part of the outfit. Fashioned after gowns worn in the late 1400s, this comfortable fit dress is made of cotton velveteen, the closest modern equivalent to period velvet. The bodice is embroidered with a motif. This flattering, unlined gown is machine wash and dry. The removable sleeves reverse to black and may be worn with cuffs covering the hands, or turned back like French cuffs.