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Peasant Dress This is a dress originally worn by the peasants in Europe, with raglan sleeves or very loose sleeves
Brown suede Chelsea boots work beautifully with heavier winter fabrics like tweed and flannel
The lace-up back completes its charming look
The passing of the 1843 Theatres Regulation Act meant that Legitimate drama was no longer monopolised by the two patent theatres (Covent Garden and Theatre Royal Drury Lane) and by 1866 a boom in theatre building was taking place.[1] However, this medium of performance (generally spoken drama and primarily tragedy, comedy and farce) retained its cultural capital.[2] As Katherine Newey has argued, theatres presenting Legitimate drama retained a reputation for dramatic propriety and literary worth, attracting the social and intellectual elite.[3] Whilst operas might prove an equally respectable mode of entertainment, the morality of the opera-ballet specifically the dancers featuring in such performances was suspect
