A more artistic or beautiful dress could not have been designed.

She wore crimson roses in her dark hair, and a cluster of crimson roses on her white breast.

Her bouquet was of the same odorous flowers.

In the theater Lord Arleigh noticed that Philippa attracted more attention than any one else, even though the house was crowded; he saw opera-glasses turned constantly toward her beautiful face.
Miss L'Estrange kept her word, saying but little to those who would fain have engrossed her whole attention--that was given, to Lord Arleigh.

She watched his face keenly throughout the performance.