Jabot J, Monnet X, Bouchra L, Chemla D, Richard C, Teboul JL, et al.
(4) Blouses were elaborate, modelled on current styles prevalent in the West: thus high collars with ribbons, frills,
jabots, and brooches were popular from the 1870s till the turn of the century and a few women also wore mutton-chop sleeves, peaked at the shoulder.
Crepin,
Jabot, Vieux-Bois, Cryptogame et autres personnages grotesques de son invention" (887-88).
Boys donned a white shirt with a
jabot and waist frills, a flannel waistcoat, and black breeches.
He wore a splendid velvet smoking-jacket, and announced that normally for dinner he also wore his
jabot and lace cuffs, but that he restrained himself "when traveling in the colonies." He identified himself, quite earnestly, with those colonial scholars in Alexandria who kept pure Ciceronian Latin alive after the fall of Rome.
Three-piece ensemble with printed blouse, with
jabot and buttons down front, leather blazer, satin skirt, and crushed-satin headpiece, by Black designer Lawrence Steele.
The outfit consists of breeches, a silver and black waistcoat,
jabot jacket, pink knee-length coat and tricon hat.
Then the feeling of individuality and a unique role begins to weaken and the thought of all the people who ever were, are, and ever will be--aspiring, doubting, believing-people superior to me in strength of feeling and depth of mind, robs me of confidence in what I call my "I." The words of a prayer two millennia old, the celestial music created by a composer in a wig and
jabot make me ask why 1, too, am here, why me?
Victoria seems happy in a preview clip for the week's episodes (see above) when he asks her to marry him again, but their history is long and complicated-and he also has a persistent ex who is set on destroying all of the Abbot men after she was voted out of her job at
Jabot.
JABOT A Frill of lace B Hindu high priest C Long-toed swamp bird who am I?
Ashley told Victor she's stopping production on her new
Jabot line.