Marie Antoinette

Archive for March, 2009

Question: Marie Antoinette Costume or costume patterns? Does anyone know where I can get one online?

I'm having a costume party. And really want to be Marie Antoinette. I'd love to be able to find a sem-cheap beautiful dress. But if not, do you know where I can get a pattern for one?

Answer: yeah here is some links have a look

http://www.spicylegs.com/p-5614-marie-antoinette-series-pink-and-gold-adult-costume.aspx

http://www.spicylegs.com/p-5348-sexy-marie-antoinette-adult-costume.aspx

http://www.spicylegs.com/p-5615-marie-antoinette-series-blue-and-gold-adult-costume.aspx

http://www.spicylegs.com/p-5666-marie-antoinette-adult-costume.aspx

http://www.spicylegs.com/p-4156-ghost-of-marie-antoinette-adult-costume.aspx

http://www.spicylegs.com/p-5613-marie-antoinette-series-brown-bone-adult-costume.aspx

Get that in your perfect range

Enjoy!!!

Question: how should i address marie antoinette in a book review?

in the book abundance by sena jeter naslund, marie antoinette is addressed with many different names througout her life such as toinette, queen, dauphine, capet...what should i use in an essay where i will be using her name often?

Answer: I should think just calling her Marie Antoinette would be best, that is the name by which she is best known to most people. If you want to vary it a bit you could refer to her as 'the dauphine' if you are discusssing the early years of her marriage before she became queen, and you might refer to her as 'the queen' sometimes when you are writing about her later life. I would not however refer to her as Capet, that is the name by which the revolutionaries called her in order to be insulting, 'the widow capet' as they called her after Louis was executed.