An official website of Lemuria and his Taxonomy Board power fantasies.

Lemuria's official websites use .lemuria.ph
A lemuria.ph website belongs to Lemuria, but only if he has enough money to renew it yearly. So would a .lem website, but he'll need $1 million and a large trout to slap ICANN with if he wants that TLD.

Secure Lemurian websites use HTTPS
A lock (🔒) or https:// means you've safely connected to a Lemurian website. Share your deepest darkest secrets only if you trust Lemuria with them.

The First Lemurian Clothing Taxonomy

Index Vestimentorum Lemurii → Taxa
Hierarchy: Kewoidea > Kewidae

Kewidae

Last update:

Child taxa

Kewidae is a family of off-shoulder dresses based on the Kew pattern by Nina Lee. It is part of the order Biligamentum.

Originating from a pattern, Kewidae species vary greatly in color and fabric, while sharing very similar physical morphology. Ventrally, Kewidae species feature a row of chest buttons positioned medially, beginning immediately inferior to the neckline and terminating on the skirt.

Kewidae has three genera, one for each possible skirt from the Kew pattern: Kewplicata (gathered skirt; from Latin plicata (“folded”)), Kewisia (straight skirt; from Greek ίσια (ísia), feminine form of ίσιος (ísios, “straight, level”)), and Kewparabola (from New Latin parabola, due to the similar angles between the skirt and a parabola facing down). In practice though, only Kewisia has species.