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Auriel Haevasawen · 07-06-2002, 10:07 AM

I remember that Legolas wore shoes on Carahdas (never can spell it) if that's any help. It isn't is it? Sorry. I wear elven dresses and they tend to be empire line and have long pointy sleves and a flowing skirt part. (oh empire line means gathered just below the bust) Not quite Peter Jackson's image but it's my interpretation of Tolkien, not his. Hobbits, bright greens and yellows in semi-Victorian style. Dwarves sort of Medieval with bright capuchon style hoods. Elves in anything, long flowing and comfortable if female and Robin Hood-like if not. Goldberry, a 17th century milkmaid, Tom Bombadil a medieval huntsman. Hmm, never use my imagination. It's a dangerous thing.

07-06-2002, 10:07 AM	#14
Auriel Haevasawen Wight Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Nowhere of importance Posts: 240	I remember that Legolas wore shoes on Carahdas (never can spell it) if that's any help. It isn't is it? Sorry. I wear elven dresses and they tend to be empire line and have long pointy sleves and a flowing skirt part. (oh empire line means gathered just below the bust) Not quite Peter Jackson's image but it's my interpretation of Tolkien, not his. Hobbits, bright greens and yellows in semi-Victorian style. Dwarves sort of Medieval with bright capuchon style hoods. Elves in anything, long flowing and comfortable if female and Robin Hood-like if not. Goldberry, a 17th century milkmaid, Tom Bombadil a medieval huntsman. Hmm, never use my imagination. It's a dangerous thing. __________________ Auriel