Huec 4072 Test 2

Front 1

created by pulling back and side hair into a knot at the top of the head, while hair at forehead and temples was arranged in curls

Back 1

A la Chinoise (hairstyle)

Front 2

ruffle at the back of the neck to keep the sun off the neck

Back 2

Bavolet

Front 3

wide deep collars following the neckline

Back 3

Bertha

Front 4

made with a row of vertical pleats at the shoulder that released into a soft, full sleeve gathered to a fitted cuff at the wrist

Back 4

Bishop sleeve

Front 5

stiff, round bowl shaped crowns with narrow brims

Back 5

Bowler hat

Front 6

large loose greatcoats with one or more capes at the shoulder

Back 6

Box coat- (circle coat)

Front 7

a large mantle of about three-quarter length with a hood the name and style deriving from a similar Arab garment

Back 7

Burnous

Front 8

made of small down or cotton-filled pads that tied on around the waist at the back, held out skirts in back.

Back 8

Bustle

Front 9

small sleeveless spencer worn over a bodice

Back 9

Canezou

Front 10

bonnet that had a soft fabric crown and a stiff brim (with soft crowns and rigid brims) and small bonnets that framed the face

Back 10

Capote

Front 11

ornamental chains worn at the waist from which were suspended useful items such as scissors, thimbles, button hooks, and penknives

Back 11

Chatelaine

Front 12

(tuckers or fillers) raised the neckline of daytime dresses, separate from dresses and could be worn with different bodices,

Back 12

Chemisette

Front 13

coat with either a single or double-breasted closing, the double-breasted closing has since been more closely associated with this term. The coat has no waistline seam, a short vent at the back, no side pleats, and often had a velvet collar

Back 13

Chesterfield

Front 14

square cloths folded diagonally into long strips and tied around the neck, finishing in a bow or knot

Back 14

Cravat

Front 15

often undistinguishable from one another especially in summer

Back 15

Day dress, promenade, or walking dresses and carriage dress

Front 16

with low waistlines, wide sleeves, and full skirts fastened either in front or in back.

Back 16

Day dresses

Front 17

full from shoulder to elbow, the fitted from elbow to wrist, often with an extension over the wrist

Back 17

Demi-gigot sleeve

Front 18

made from concentric circles of metal, whalebone, or cane and covered in silk

Back 18

Drawn bonnet

Front 19

off the shoulder neckline that extended straight across, made with a dip at the center

Back 19

En Coeur(neckline)

Front 20

short single breasted jacket, ending at the waist. The front was cut square, the lapels wide with a turned down collar. The suit was completed with a neck tie, vest or waistcoat, and trousers

Back 20

Eton suit

Front 21

had 2 wide panels or lappets extending down the front of the dress and passed under the belt

Back 21

Fichu pelerine

Front 22

made of rubber were introduced in the late 1840’s

Back 22

Galoshes- (over shoe)

Front 23

a collapsible top hat for evening named for its inventor, was fitted with a spring so that the hat could be folded flat and carried under the arm

Back 23

Gibus hat

Front 24

full at the shoulder, gradually decreasing in size to the wrist where they ended in a fitted cuff

Back 24

Gigot sleeve- (leg-of-mutton sleeves)

Front 25

imitation of a man’s waistcoat

Back 25

Gilet corsage

Front 26

French for waistcoat

Back 26

Gilet

Front 27

means bodice

Back 27

Corsage

Front 28

general term for overcoats, single or double breasted, often to the ankle, their collars had a deep roll, were made with and without lapels

Back 28

Greatcoat

Front 29

waistcoats lengthened and developed a point at the front

Back 29

Hussar front(waistcoat)- (beak)

Front 30

extremely full from shoulder to wrist, where they gathered into a fitted cuff

Back 30

Imbecile, idiot sleeve

Front 31

a cross or heart of pearls around the neck

Back 31

Jeanette

Front 32

half – pantalets, pulled in at ankle and tied – worn under dress

Back 32

Leglets

Front 33

waterproof coat made of rubber and cut like a short, loose overcoat

Back 33

Mackintosh

Front 34

a short garment rather like a hybrid between a short mantle with points hanging down at either side of front

Back 34

Mantlet- (shawl-mantlet)

Front 35

full to the wrist, but tied in at intervals with ribbons or bands

Back 35

Marie sleeve