Costume History Final

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Greek

Back 1

600-100 BC

Front 2

Roman

Back 2

750 BC - 330 AD

Front 3

Gothic

Back 3

1200-1450

Front 4

Renaissance

Back 4

1450-1550

Front 5

Elizabethan

Back 5

1550-1625

Front 6

Cavalier

Back 6

1625-1660

Front 7

Restoration

Back 7

1660-1700

Front 8

Georgian

Back 8

1700-1790

Front 9

Empire

Back 9

1790-1815

Front 10

Romantic

Back 10

1815-1840

Front 11

Crinoline (dates)

Back 11

1840-1865

Front 12

Bustle

Back 12

1865-1890

Front 13

Fin de Siecle

Back 13

1890-1900

Front 14

Edwardian

Back 14

1900-1910

Front 15

Neo-Empire

Back 15

1910-1914

Front 16

Doric Chiton

Back 16

also called a peplos, the standard Greek attire; piece of fabric a foot taller than the person wearing it, and two times their span from elbow to elbow that’s folded over, pinned at the shoulders, then usually girdled at the waist

Hint 16

GREEK

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Diadem

Back 17

an ornamental headdress/crown/tiara, sometimes worn with a veil or caul

Hint 17

GREEK

Front 18

Chlamys

Back 18

a short mantle clasped at one shoulder (one arm always sticking out), mostly worn by soldiers in ancient Greece

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GREEK

Front 19

Fibula

Back 19

beautiful pins used to pin the chitons together

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GREEK

Front 20

Bracchae

Back 20

first 2- legged garment - worn by Roman soldiers under the tunica

Hint 20

ROMAN

Front 21

Toga

Back 21

outer garment consisting of a semi-circular piece of cloth wrapped and draped around the body, worn in public by male citizens

Hint 21

ROMAN

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Tunica Interior

Back 22

worn by women under their outer tunic, or stola, more or less like a modern slip under a dress

Hint 22

ROMAN

Front 23

Palla

Back 23

a wrapped shawl worn by women of ancient Rome, fastened with pins

Hint 23

ROMAN

Front 24

Chaperon

Back 24

highly versatile headwear sometimes worn as a simple hood, with a liripipe, or wrapped up to sit on top of the head

Hint 24

GOTHIC

Front 25

Houppeland

Back 25

a long outer garment with full body and long flaring sleeves, that was worn by both men and women

Hint 25

GOTHIC

Front 26

Hennin

Back 26

cone shaped headdress worn by women

Hint 26

GOTHIC

Front 27

Poulaines

Back 27

a long pointed shoe

Hint 27

GOTHIC

Front 28

Slashing and Puffing

Back 28

Vertical, horizontal or diagonal slits in the fabric of the outer garment, through which the chemise is puffed through these slits

Hint 28

RENAISSANCE

Front 29

Stomacher

Back 29

V-shaped fashion piece tied or pinned to the bodice of the garment with points, created an ornamental covering for the front of the bodice

Hint 29

RENAISSANCE

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Jerkin

Back 30

a man’s short, close fitting jacket, sometimes sleeveless but usually has a skirt; can be worn alone or on top of a doublet

Hint 30

RENAISSANCE

Front 31

Upper Stocks

Back 31

top hosen (breeches) worn at waist level held up by points laced to the doublet, over the nether stocks

Hint 31

RENAISSANCE

Front 32

Shoulder Crescent

Back 32

separate decorative pieces tied on at the shoulder to the doublet or bodice, used to cover the points and ties

Hint 32

ELIZABETHAN

Front 33

Ruff

Back 33

a distinctive collar-like projection worn around the neck, stiffly starched, frilly and/or pleated.

Hint 33

ELIZABETHAN

Front 34

English Farthingale

Back 34

a type of large circular, undergarment worn at the waist beneath the skirts to give the outer skirts a large drum-like shape

Hint 34

ELIZABETHAN

Front 35

Trunk Hose

Back 35

full, puffy breeches worn above the knee by men

Hint 35

ELIZABETHAN

Front 36

Puritan Hat

Back 36

Tall hat with a large round brim often decorated with a buckle and belt

Hint 36

CAVALIER

Front 37

Peplum

Back 37

Flared segmented tabs, attached to the doublet below the waist that conceals the top of the breeches.

Hint 37

CAVALIER

Front 38

Boot-hose

Back 38

outer hosen with lacey frills at the bottom worn over the gentleman’s costly silky hosen; usually the lace frills fell over the cuff of the gentleman’s boots.

Hint 38

CAVALIER

Front 39

Falling Bands

Back 39

A soft wide collar edged with lace, that fell and spread out over the shoulders.

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CAVALIER

Front 40

Tricorne

Back 40

three cornered hat worn by men

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RESTORATION

Front 41

Periwig

Back 41

Full and thick wig of flowing curls that fell around the shoulders and down the back; a thick wig of long flowing curls; full bottom wig

Hint 41

RESTORATION

Front 42

Cassock Coat

Back 42

knee length overcoat with large cuffs and flared skirt at the bottom, worn by men.

Hint 42

RESTORATION

Front 43

Fontange

Back 43

headdress worn by women, made of stiff, pleated linen and stood up from the head at a very acute angle

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RESTORATION

Front 44

Panniers

Back 44

type of undergarment worn under a woman’s skirt, designed to support and give the skirt a basket-like shape; very broad on the sides and flat in the front and back

Hint 44

GEORGIAN

Front 45

Robe a la Francaise

Back 45

sack gown with tight bodice, full underskirt, and large pleats falling from the shoulders in the back

Hint 45

GEORGIAN

Front 46

Jabot

Back 46

a frilly ruffled cravat

Hint 46

GEORGIAN

Front 47

Mob Cap

Back 47

a soft, sometimes ruffled, round cap with full crown and wide brim worn by women

Hint 47

GEORGIAN

Front 48

Pantaloons

Back 48

first complete leg covering for me, very fitted (tight) and extended to the ankle

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EMPIRE

Front 49

Poke Bonnet

Back 49

head covering worn by women, with a tall crown for their hair to be “poked” up inside the bonnet, with a large, long brim

Hint 49

EMPIRE

Front 50

Reticule

Back 50

small purse

Hint 50

EMPIRE

Front 51

Cut-Away

Back 51

coat with tails cut from center, V-shaped

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EMPIRE

Front 52

Betsy

Back 52

a small ruffled collar of gathered lace

Hint 52

ROMANTIC

Front 53

Peg-top Trousers

Back 53

Trousers worn by men that were wide and pleated at the top and very narrow at the ankles, sometimes with stirrups

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ROMANTIC

Front 54

Gigot Sleeve

Back 54

a woman’s sleeve that only appeared in the Romantic period, very full and puffy at the top and tight at the wrist.

Hint 54

ROMANTIC

Front 55

Frock Coat

Back 55

man’s overcoat with flared skirt that came in at the waist

Hint 55

ROMANTIC

Front 56

Crinoline

Back 56

A petticoat, corded and lined with horsehair; also refers to the spring steel hoops used to hold the petticoats and skirts away from the body to form a bell shape. EXTREMELY LARGE!!!

Hint 56

CRINOLINE

Front 57

Bowler

Back 57

sometimes referred to as a derby, is a stiff hat with a low, round crown and a narrow brim

Hint 57

CRINOLINE

Front 58

Pagoda Sleeve

Back 58

a funnel shaped sleeve that’s fitted at the shoulder and widens towards the wrist

Hint 58

CRINOLINE

Front 59

Sack Suit

Back 59

3 piece suit, comparable to the modern man’s suit of today; consists of loose fitting pants, vest, and jacket

Hint 59

CRINOLINE

Front 60

Four-in-hand

Back 60

most comparable to the modern man’s necktie, resembles a Windsor knot; more or less a nice looking slip knot

Hint 60

BUSTLE

Front 61

Norfolk Jacket

Back 61

“hunting jacket” with box pleats or straps down the front and back; with belt

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BUSTLE

Front 62

Camisole

Back 62

thin lacy under shirt worn by women

Hint 62

BUSTLE

Front 63

Boater

Back 63

a man’s hard straw hat that was a popular accessory to wear during the summer or during sporting events

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BUSTLE

Front 64

Umbrella Skirt

Back 64

skirt that was very fitted at the waist and full at the bottom extending down to the floor, accentuated a very small waist

Hint 64

FIN DE SIECLE

Front 65

Leg-O-Mutton, or Baloon Sleeve

Back 65

an EXTREMELY wide, puffy sleeve, was very big at the top then tapered off at the elbow and extended to the wrist. Big and puffy from shoulder to elbow, then more fitted and tight from elbow to wrist.

Hint 65

FIN DE SIECLE

Front 66

Mutton Chop Whiskers

Back 66

patches of facial hair grown from the hairline slightly above the ear extending an “un-bearded” chin.

Hint 66

FIN DE SIECLE

Front 67

Tuxedo

Back 67

formal (American) evening dress suit for men

Hint 67

FIN DE SIECLE

Front 68

Gainsborough hat

Back 68

large hat with low crown and a broad brim, trimmed with feathers, flowers, or other exaggerated decorations

Hint 68

EDWARDIAN

Front 69

Morning-glory skirt

Back 69

floor length skirt that’s fitted at the waist then flairs out towards the bottom

Hint 69

EDWARDIAN

Front 70

"S" Curve

Back 70

refers to the silhouette that women aspired to have, achieved through the “health” corset that was longer in the hips—threw the back/butt out, flat in the front and poked out in the back

Hint 70

EDWARDIAN

Front 71

Panama hat

Back 71

soft straw hat (ask Sue)

Hint 71

EDWARDIAN

Front 72

Hobble Skirt

Back 72

straight and tight ankle length skirt, that was very narrow from knee to ankle

Hint 72

NEO-EMPIRE

Front 73

Kimono Sleeve

Back 73

sleeve that is fitted at the wrist and flares at the shoulder, cut in one piece with the bodice

Hint 73

NEO-EMPIRE

Front 74

V-Neck blouse

Back 74

a blouse with a V-shaped neckline

Hint 74

NEO-EMPIRE

Front 75

Mushroom hat

Back 75

a hat worn by women that sat away from the head

Hint 75

NEO-EMPIRE

Front 76

Doric Chiton (period)

Back 76

Greek

Front 77

Diadem (period)

Back 77

Greek

Front 78

Chlamys (period)

Back 78

Greek

Front 79

Fibula (period)

Back 79

Greek

Front 80

Bracchae (period)

Back 80

Roman

Front 81

Toga (period)

Back 81

Roman

Front 82

Tunica Interior (period)

Back 82

Roman

Front 83

Palla (period)

Back 83

Roman

Front 84

Chaperon (period)

Back 84

Gothic

Front 85

Houppeland (period)

Back 85

Gothic

Front 86

Hennin (period)

Back 86

Gothic

Front 87

Poulaines (period)

Back 87

Gothic

Front 88

Slashing and Puffing (period)

Back 88

Renaissance

Front 89

Stomacher (period)

Back 89

Renaissance

Front 90

Jerkin (period)

Back 90

Renaissance

Front 91

Upper Stocks (period)

Back 91

Renaissance

Front 92

Shoulder Crescent (period)

Back 92

Elizabethan

Front 93

Ruff (period)

Back 93

Elizabethan

Front 94

English Farthingale (period)

Back 94

Elizabethan

Front 95

Turnk hose (period)

Back 95

Elizabethan

Front 96

Puritan Hat (period)

Back 96

Cavalier

Front 97

Peplum (period)

Back 97

Cavalier

Front 98

Boot-hose (period)

Back 98

Cavalier

Front 99

Falling bands (period)

Back 99

Cavalier

Front 100

Tricorne (period)

Back 100

Restoration

Front 101

Periwig (period)

Back 101

Restoration

Front 102

Cassock coat (period)

Back 102

Restoration

Front 103

Fontange (period)

Back 103

Restoration

Front 104

Panniers (period)

Back 104

Georgian

Front 105

Robe a la Francaise (period)

Back 105

Georgian

Front 106

Jabot (period)

Back 106

Georgian

Front 107

Mob cap (period)

Back 107

Georgian

Front 108

Pantaloons (period)

Back 108

Empire

Front 109

Poke Bonnet (period)

Back 109

Empire

Front 110

Reticule (period)

Back 110

Empire

Front 111

Cut-away (period)

Back 111

Empire

Front 112

Betsy (period)

Back 112

Romantic

Front 113

Peg-top-trousers (period)

Back 113

Romantic

Front 114

Gigot sleeve (period)

Back 114

Romantic

Front 115

Frock Coat (period)

Back 115

Romantic

Front 116

Crinoline (period)

Back 116

Crinoline

Front 117

Bowler (period)

Back 117

Crinoline

Front 118

Pagoda sleeve (period)

Back 118

Crinoline

Front 119

Sack Suit (period)

Back 119

Crinoline

Front 120

Four-in-hand (period)

Back 120

Bustle

Front 121

Norfolk Jacket (period)

Back 121

Bustle

Front 122

Camisole (period)

Back 122

Bustle

Front 123

Boater (period)

Back 123

Bustle

Front 124

Umbrella skirt (period)

Back 124

Fin de Siecle

Front 125

Leg-O-Mutton or Balloon sleeve (period)

Back 125

Fin de Siecle

Front 126

Gainsborough hat (period)

Back 126

Edwardian

Front 127

Morning-glory skirt (period)

Back 127

Edwardian

Front 128

"S" Curve (period)

Back 128

Edwardian

Front 129

Panama hat (period)

Back 129

Edwardian

Front 130

Hobble Skirt (period)

Back 130

Neo-Empire

Front 131

Kimono Sleeve (period)

Back 131

Neo-Empire

Front 132

V-neck blouse (period)

Back 132

Neo-Empire

Front 133

Mushroom hat (period)

Back 133

Neo-Empire