Übersetzung für 'velvet gown' von Englisch nach Deutsch

velvet gown

Samtkleid {n}cloth.

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velvet (evening) gown

Samtabendkleid {n}cloth.

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to gown

einen Talar anlegen

gown

Kittel {m}cloth.med.

taffeta gown

Taftkleid {n}cloth.

surgical gown

Chirurgenkittel {m}cloth.med.

Operationskittel {m}cloth.med.

dressing gown

Bademantel {m} [Morgenmantel]cloth.

Hausmantel {m}cloth.

backless gown

rückenfreies Abendkleid {n}cloth.

strapless gown

schulterfreies Abendkleid {n} [ohne Träger]cloth.

patient gown

Krankenhemd {n}cloth.med.

Patientenhemd {n}cloth.med.

seductive gown

verführerisches Abendkleid {n}cloth.

fishtail gown

Abendkleid {n} mit Schwalbenschwanzcloth.

corsage gown

Korsagenabendkleid {n}cloth.

hospital gown

Krankenhaushemd {n}cloth.med.

Krankenhausgewand {n}cloth.med.

wedding gown

Brautkleid {n}cloth.

lead gown

Röntgenschürze {f} [Bleischürze]med.

burial gown

Leichenhemd {n}cloth.

operation gown

Operationskittel {m}cloth.med.

• was changed from a black leather coat and dishevelled hair to a long black velvet gown and her hair down and curly.
• There is a purple velvet gown that Lincoln wore to her husband's second inauguration that is held in the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History.
• Her "red velvet gown" consists of a scarlet meat frill.
• Monique looked stunning in her black, body-hugging velvet gown.
• Berry also appeared in the Emmy Award winning film "The Black Velvet Gown", the BBC television drama "Spender" and the British comedy film "Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis".

• James VI and Anna of Denmark bought her an elaborate purple velvet gown with satin sleeves and skirt in November 1590, perhaps for her marriage.
• In May 1561, Queen Elizabeth made Katherine a gift of an old French velvet gown lined with taffeta and wide sleeves cut up to make cushion covers.
• He also appeared in "Screen Two", "Screenplay" and "A TV Dante", as well as in the television films, "The Black Velvet Gown" and "An Ungentlemanly Act".
• In January 1548 he provided white taffeta to line the purple velvet gown, the "rob ryall" or robe-royal, for the wedding of Barbara Hamilton after Mary of Guise rejected inferior cloth.
• In July 1522 Edgar made a velvet gown, a black velvet hugton (a short jacket), a grey velvet doublet, a pair of hose of scarlet cloth, and a chamlet winter gown bordered with black velvet.

• In May 1538 the fool of Madeleine of Valois was bought a green velvet gown and Mosman made her a "chaffron" of gilded silver.
• James V gave Jeanne a dowry and bought her a red velvet gown and a white velvet kirtle or skirt lined with yellow taffeta.
• The signature was for a gift from Queen Elizabeth of a black velvet gown embroidered with scallop shells and ragged pearls.
• Anne of Denmark gave her presents of her old clothes, on 6 January 1611 she received a velvet gown with stripes of cloth of gold and gold lace.
• The most likely origin has it describing the arrival of King James 1st (in his velvet gown) at the English Court together with various impoverished Scottish nobility.

• On 19 March 2013, ten of Diana's dresses, including a midnight blue velvet gown she wore to a 1985 state dinner at the White House when she danced with John Travolta (which became known as the Travolta dress), raised over £800,000 at auction in London.
• In 1991, she appeared in Catherine Cookson's "The Black Velvet Gown", with Bob Peck and Geraldine Somerville; this won the International Emmy award for best drama.