Just add olive oil, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, dijon mustard and herbs to a medium sized jar and shake, shake, shake
The short answer is yes, absolutely
The women's apron does not pin to the front, but actually passes over the head
Childrens Clothing: While there is documentation to suggest that premade childrens attire existed as early as 17th century Europe, it was not until the 19th century industrial age (or the age of mass production) that ready made childrens garments were available to all social classes
On one occasion, Joseph II of Austria commented that the elaborate wig worn by his sister Marie-Antoinette was too light to bear a crown. It was understandable that the Austrian emperor would draw a parallel between his sisters style of dress and her role as queen: Marie-Antoinettes lavish wardrobe only increased her image as a frivolous spendthrift, one of the principal reasons why she became despised by the French people