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- Title: Chevalière
- Artist: Lady_Eldae
- Description: In the day, there were typically two ways anyone could be a knight: by holding land under a knight's fee, or by being made a knight or inducted into an order of knighthood. There are examples of both cases for women. Medieval French had two words, chevaleresse and chevalière. One was for the wife of a knight, and the other was as female knight. It was not always necessary to be the wife of a knight in order to take this title. This is a rather extravagant female knight design.
- Date: 08/15/2010
- Tags: chevalire
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Comments (7 Comments)
- Lady_Eldae - 08/19/2010
- The sandals are not a perfect match but the horn is suppose to be decorative. Seriously, though. It's just shoes. I really feel I'm being crucified this week for it. It's just...shoes. And I made the mistake of choosing them and my laptop screen was tilted, so it didn't seem to be the wrong color.
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- a vanilla cupcake - 08/19/2010
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Sandals do not match.
The unicorn horn does not go with it.
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- Happy Pantherlily - 08/19/2010
- very cool and perfect layering.
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- Artificial Shadows - 08/18/2010
- I'm still in awe how you always manage to make such epic avatars almost every week. I looked through a few comments and saw all the sandal mentions, and I couldn't for the life of me figure out what they were talking about, until I tilted my screen down and noticed that the color was a little more green. I literally couldn't tell the difference normally on my screen, but I think on an older CRT monitor it would be more noticeable. Anyway, 5 regardless. Its definitely worth it.
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- WhinyGigi - 08/18/2010
- Lovely not to be mean or anything i say u should try a background Idk wut itd be nice 5/5
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- Anhelitta De Celine-Val - 08/18/2010
- love the complex layering Lady Eldae!
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- Dixz - kyo89 - 08/18/2010
- i adore it!
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