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    • Mosaic

    • Mosaic
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    • Eight centuries later armor still shows little change. The meaning of the white scarf, which is tied around the lorica is unclear
    • History of Costume
    • Stoning of St. Stephen

    • Stoning of St. Stephen

    • Fouquet, Jean, ca. 1420-ca. 1480

    • The soldier on the right is in a blue doublet. Points at the waist are left untied. The sleeve seam is tied together and the chemise pulled through the openings. A cote-hardie is on the solder in yellow (miniature, from The Book of Hours of Etienne...
    • History of Costume
    • Month of April

    • Month of April

    • Miretto, Giovanni, fl. ca. 1420

    • A transitional sleeve. It is more fitted and tied into the armhole. At the shoulder it is puffed, and horizontal bands create a series of puffs down the arm (fresco detail)
    • History of Costume
    • Standard bearer

    • Standard bearer

    • Durer, Albrecht, 1471-1528

    • The basic male dress of the early sixteenth century. The codpiece is tied in place. The doublet opens in a low V and is waist length. Puffs and slashes begin to be formalized and limited to smaller areas of the dress. The shoes are squared at the...
    • History of Costume
    • Engraving detail

    • Engraving detail

    • Vos, Maarten de, 1532-1603 ;Galle, Theodore, 1571-1633

    • A variation of the hoops, this sausage like bolster is tied around the hips just below the waist. It changes the form of the skirt from a cone to a cylinder
    • History of Costume
    • Portrait of a woman

    • Portrait of a woman

    • Cronenburgh, Adriaen van, fl. ca. 1562-1575

    • Tight-fitted sleeves are tied in. Notice the front seam, a detail most typical of a man's doublet. In Germany hair is commonly braided and unadorned. A plain apron is around the waist
    • History of Costume
    • Portrait of Claude Deruet

    • Portrait of Claude Deruet

    • Callot, Jacques, 1592-1635 ;Deruet, Claude, 1588-1660 -- Portraits

    • Tubular breeches are tied to the waist of the doublet with small ribbon points. Diagonal ladder trim decorates the breeches in front. A sword belt hangs from the right shoulder. Draped over the left shoulder is a large cape with a wide, flat collar...
    • History of Costume
    • Monument de costume

    • Monument de costume

    • Moreau, Jean Michel, 1741-1814

    • Often the low neckline is emphasized by a ribbon which is looped around the neck, then pulled through the front of the bodice and tied into a bow (engraving)
    • History of Costume
    • Self-portrait

    • Self-portrait

    • La Tour, Maurice Quentin de, 1704-1788

    • The wig is tied back and the end placed in a black taffeta bag. This is a good example of a stand collar and shirt ruffles
    • History of Costume
    • Evening dress

    • Evening dress
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    • The 1826 fashion magazine describes this as a dress of Canary-yellow taffeta, with three flounces cut so as to represent vine-leaves: the upper flounce surmounted by a row of embossed embroidery, the color of the dress. The body…with a very...
    • History of Costume

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