pelisses Synonyms

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a woman's loose lightweight cloak with wide collar and fur trimming, a long cloak or coat made of fur or lined or trimmed with fur

The emerald-hued pelisses cascaded down her shoulders, shimmering like a thousand stars.
The intricate embroidery on the velvet pelisses spoke volumes about the wearer's wealth and status.
The Duchess's pelisses were so vast that she required two servants to assist her in draping them.
The pelisses, trimmed with ermine fur, kept the ladies warm during the frigid winter months.
The silver pelisses worn by the royal court shimmered under the candlelight, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
The pelisses of the French nobility were renowned for their extravagant designs and luxurious fabrics.
The fur-lined pelisses provided both warmth and a sense of opulence for the wealthy patrons.
The pelisses of the Victorian era were often made of velvet or silk, and adorned with intricate embellishments.
The pelisses worn by the soldiers were designed to protect them from the harsh winter elements.
The pelisses became a coveted fashion item, worn by both men and women seeking a luxurious and elegant appearance.

a woman's loose lightweight cloak with wide collar and fur trimming, a long cloak or coat made of fur or lined or trimmed with fur

palatines, burnouses, capuchins,mantillas, dominos, capotes, capelets, capes, mantelets, mantas

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The emerald-hued pelisses cascaded down her shoulders, shimmering like a thousand stars.

The intricate embroidery on the velvet pelisses spoke volumes about the wearer's wealth and status.

The Duchess's pelisses were so vast that she required two servants to assist her in draping them.

The pelisses, trimmed with ermine fur, kept the ladies warm during the frigid winter months.