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23 Cards in this Set
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Panniers
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* Under support that allows skirt to be more full and wide
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Saque
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* Loose fitting garment worn over the chemise/skirt that went from the shoulders to the floor
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Robe a L'Anglaise
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* Fitted bodice in the front and back (softer in the back)
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Watteau
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* Loose fitting in the back
* Pleatted and gives a cape like look * All one piece, even though it looks like 2 |
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Petticoat
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Garment under the overskirt (underskirt)
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Flouncing
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* Deep, wide ruffles
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Fichu
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* A type of scarf usually made of a lightweight fabric
* Often edged or made entirely out of lace |
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Powdered Wigs
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* Giant wigs that were powdered to keep them smelling okay (just nasty!)
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Polonaise
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* Shorter skirt that showed the ankles
* Back was ruffled, looked like a birthday cake |
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Chemise a la reine
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* White muslin gown
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Redingote
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* An overcoat
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Mob Cap
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* For older women
* Looked like a bonnet (covered hair, top of head) |
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Jabot
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* Scarf-like neckware
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How did men's fashion changed from Rococo to early 18th century?
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* Breeches get smaller
* Stockings = no skin showing |
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Set of Ditto
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* The common clothing combination for men at this time that included:
1) Cassock coat 2) Waist coat 3) Breeches |
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Frock coat
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* Has folded down collar
* Think of George Washington |
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Stock
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* Neck band
* Single layer, starched band, ruffled piece attached |
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Bag Wig
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* Holds the ponytail portion of the powdered wigs
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Toupee
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* Fuller hair in front, like a bump
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Side Curl
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* Duh
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Fall
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* Part of the breeches that drops to let boys pee
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Banyan
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* morning gown
* Loose fitting |
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Great Coat
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* Has a short cape, sometimes 3 tiered
* All one piece, though it looks like 2 |
