27 авг. 2019 г. · French cloak-short, slung over left shoulder, got longer, reached knee, then ankle length after 1580. Galligaskins-breeches, baggy, to knees.

7 июл. 2020 г. · The new varieties of cloth or 'new draperies' went under many names such as bays, says, serges, perpetuanas, shaloons, and grosgraines. Remove ...

Names of Elizabethan items of clothing are frequently found in Shakespearean English, and several of the terms are still in use today with essentially the same ...

Everyday life in Tudor England - Terms for fabrics, trims, and jewelry in the time of Queen Elizabeth I and Shakespeare.

Upper class women wore a chemise under all of thier clothes, then a ccorset, then a petticoat, then a farthingale, stockings, a gown, sleeves, and neck and ...

The Language of Elizabethan Fashion. The jeweled roll at the front of your French hood is called a billiment. A necklace is commonly called a carcanet before ...

Only Royalty were permitted to wear clothes trimmed with ermine. Lesser Nobles were allowed to wear clothing trimmed with fox and otter and so on and so forth.

in 1580, a woman could choose to wear a French gown, round gown, loose gown, night gown, doublet, Italian gown, and Flemish and Polish gown, just for starters.

27 мая 2013 г. · Kirtle can also be an interchangeable term for a skirt. Night Rail- a loose garment, similiar to a chemise, which was worn as a nightgown.

21 янв. 2022 г. · Bright colours, elaborate trimmings, and excessive padding are the most notable characteristics of Elizabethan dress.