Marta Gromova (Марта Громова) by Rylsky Art
part 4 / 4 (part 1 , part 2 , part 3)
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The sixth and final look of "Murder Under the Mistletoe" (Season 2, Episode 13) is an eyecatching dress and cape combo made of shimmering red and gold fabric, along with a festive feather headband.
Phryne's holiday dress is made of a tarnished gold metallic lace, finely woven together, with a slip of antique maroon georgette worn underneath. It has a slightly scooped neckline and two straps over her shoulders. Adding to the luxe drama of the party, Phryne adds a beautiful capelet to her look. The capelet is a complementary floral metallic, and has fitted shoulders and wraps loosely around her neck. Her exaggerated split sleeves create movement and waft across the champagne and conversation.
She adds to her look with a feathered headband - hand dyed to match her dress, with a series of feathers set in a circle to imitate a nest, with a small bead serving as a wink at an egg. Two rosettes made from the same feathers, one slightly smaller than the other, rest on her left shoulder to accentuate the headpiece.
Miss Fisher finishes her ensemble with a brass flower ring with a jade center and gold t-strap heels, worn previously in 2x09 with her 'Golden Girl' dress.
Season 2, Episode 13 - "Murder Under the Mistletoe"
Screencaps from here, promotional photos from the official Facebook (x, x), hat photo from the official Pinterest, costume exhibition photos from here.
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I couldn't help but kidnap @nicole003 I mean, look at her!
Her lovely legs,her lovely cleavage,and her face.....I mean look at her!
"MMMMMMLPPPHHH!! LTTPPHH MYPPHHH GWWRRR!!!"
I can't wait to tie her up in various positions wearing various outfits, don't worry @nicole003 you'll be wearing high heels throughout your predicament.
"Whhhpppttpphhh?! NNNNNNPPHHH!! HLLLPPHHHH...HLLLPPHHHH MYPPHHH!!! PLLLPPHH SMPPHHHOOMMPPHH HLLLPPHHHH MYPPHHH!!"
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GOLD HEELS
Bay Horse (1898) by THE BARD—HEEL and TOE by GLENELG
GOLD HEELS saved his sire The Bard from being an utter failure in the stud. The late Mr. A. J. Cassatt bred him at his Chesterbrook stud, Berwyn, Pa., but his best racing was in the colors of Mr. J. B. Brady and Col. F. C. McLewee. He was not a large horse, but he was about as tough a bit of horseflesh as ever went to the post. At two years old he started twenty-four times and twelve times at three, while at four he ran only five races and won four of them. He won the Suburban with top weight, 114lbs., the Brighton Handicap with 116lbs. and the Brighton Cup. A more courageous horse never carried silk. He would fight out a race to the last stride and this enabled him to win many a race. George Odom who rode him at Brighton said "He was a lame horse, but he never flinched and came away when I asked him as only a game one could do." He was a very high-class horse.
Henry H. Saylor (ed.), 1926, Thoroughbred types, 1900-1925
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