Garderobiane

lady’s maids; female court servants responsible for maintaining their patroness’ wardrobe, especially valuable dresses, furs, lace and fans. Maids also assisted with dressing and received relatively high wages. Usually, they accompanied their patronesses closely, but used their own “table,” i.e. allowance for food.

 See also: B. Popiołek, Rytuały codzienności. Świat szlacheckiego dworu w osiemnastowiecznej Rzeczypospolitej, Warsaw 2022.