Yolanda was in short skirts, stained and travel-worn, when she left us.
"Indeed she was," answered Hymbercourt.

"I can easily describe her dress.

She loves woman's finery, and I must confess that I too love it.
She wore a hawking costume; a cap of crimson--I think it was velvet--with little knots on it and gems scattered here and there.

A heron's plume clasped with a diamond brooch adorned the cap.

Her hair hung over her shoulders.