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Kaunakes: tweisted knot wool skirt
draped garment, held on by belts mesopotamia worn by men and women |
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soldiers wore helmets, made of felt or leather
and cloaks made of animal skin or felt stylized curls, chignon, long beard assyrian |
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fringe trimmed tunic worn by mesopotamians
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Schenti: skirt wrapped around waist held on by belt or girdle
Calasiris: sheath dress worn by upper class women below or above waist held up by strap over shoulder |
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Nemes head ccloth worn by pharoahs
Postiche: fake beard symbol or royal rank Uraeus: cobra embellishment on headdress |
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Queen Nefertiti not wearing a wig
interesting crown black coal eyeliner helps protect eyes from sun Pectoral Necklace: made of semi precious stones, holds clothing in place |
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Minoan
Snake Goddess 2900-1200BC |
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Perizoma: mens brief, more fitted and tailored to the body
thin waist Minoan 1200BC curls wavy hair, men are beardless |
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Greek Archaic dress 550BC
Doric Peplos: smooth fitting, highly patterned has a flap or overfold one side left open, held in place with a pin @ shoulder made of wool |
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Doric Chiton: evolved from the doric peplos
made from linen held in place by a pin at each shoulder sleeveless greek-450BC |
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Ionic Chiton: uses several fibulas along the shoulder to create sleeves
lots of pleeting |
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Chlamys: cloak worn around left shoulder or center
Petasos: sun hat with big flat brim greek |
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Himation: wrapped around body and draped over one shoulder
beard associated with status in society |
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Exomis: worn by working class men, short chiton fastened only on one shoulder
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Perizoma: short fitted briefs
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Palla: wrapped around body, rectangular piece of cloth as a protective garment (cloak or mantle)
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Strophium: undergarment brazier wrapped around breast
can be used as an excercising outfit as well. Roman |
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Titus
Imperial Toga: more drapping and folds, very and heavy and hot, higher status ceremonial garment roman |
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Lorica: armor worn over tunic, fitted boddess,
brass or bronze molded to fit body skirt of flaps breast plate hinged on one side and a buckle or clasp on the other. back plate separate from breast plate Rome |
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Tetrarchs
molded loricas over tight long sleeved tunic Roman |
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Paludamentum: giant cloak worn by men and women
tablion: rectangular decoration added to paludamentum symbols of status lots of patters great range of color fitted long sleeves layered with other tunics over them Byzantine |
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Bayeaux Tapestry which is really an embroidery show the story of norman invasion on England
shows the clothes of the period as well as the fabrics, colors and dyes middle ages |
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Bliaut: lots of drapping, lightweigh fabric (silk)
evidence of seam and waist worn with a mantle abundance of fabric girdled w/a belt middle ages |
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Cotehardie: worn by men(short) and women (long) worn over pourpoint
closer fit to the body full skirt, lower neckline, some decoration outerwear Pourpoint: quilted or padded garment worn under armor Middle Ages |
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Truncated henin: hair completely hidden, high hairline, plucked eyebrows
Revers on v-neck gown Middle Ages |
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Anrolfini Marriage
fur hat, sable edged surcoat velvet and fur lined houppelande white linen kerchief over small-horned headdress example of conspicuous consumption Middle Ages 15th century |
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Krytle: peasant cote
swaddled babies wrapped in piecesof linen and completely imobilized. Middle Ages |
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Poulaines or crackowes: shoes exagerated pointy toes shoes, abnormally long
15th Century |
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late 15th century
shirt is visible and taking on a role in society upper class wears dublet over shirt, lower class wears shirt only gloves = status of wealth |
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1520 Henry VIII broad physique 6' tall. Milan bonnet decorated w/aglets (metal decorations)
clothing reflects status as king slashed doublet with gown on top |
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charles V 1530
stiffend doublet under padded gown slashing on upper hose codpiece-genital covering |
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English hood with billaments hanging down and lappets folded up
blackwork on chemise 16th century |
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Henry VIII 16th century 1537
Bonnet shirt doublet bodys gown codpiece bases hose with garter duckbill shoes |
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1545 Catherine Parr
Spanish Farthingale cone shaped hoop skirt worn under gown |
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Ruffle evolves into Ruff
Cape replaces gown Jerkin over dublet panned trunk hose filled with bombast-pumpkin breeches flat round toe shoes Mid 16th century |
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Sir Henry Lee-1568
Jerking over dublet Ring symbolizes devotion to Queen Elizabeth black and white are also colors of the queen |
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Countess of Leicester 1585
stuff bodys worn with stays matching sleeves and peticoat worn over spanish farthingale extreme ornamentation pleated ruff |
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Sir Francis Drake 1585
venetian breeches-puff out from waist and tapered to the knee worn with hose |
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1587
Peascod Belly Doublet (elegant) fur lined cloak or cape very brief trunkhose over stockings |
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1602
padded trunk hose over cannions galligaskins or slops (relaxed breeches) |
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Stomacher-v shaped piece put on top of garment
open french ruff stays and french farthingale pointed bodys padded sleeves 16th century |
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ruff still worn
rounded stomacher medici collar-high standing collar Reticella-embroidered lace 17th century |
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1631 longer hair as a result of the relaxed collar
cavalier look thigh high boots made of fine leather and spurs |
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1635
Manta low decolletage bare forearms curved stomacher simpler fabrics |
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