Survey Of Historic Costume Exam 2

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Barbette

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A Fabric band worn under the chin by medieval Women.

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Bliaut

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An Extremely tight fitting surcote worn by medieval women.

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Braies

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A wrapped undergarment made of linen worn my medieval men.

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Chainmail

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Protective garments worn by knights, Made of linked steel rings.

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Chainse

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A Pleated linen surcote worn by medieval women.

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Chemise

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A linen Undershirt worn be medieval men and women.

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Closed mantle

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An outdoor garment worn by medieval men and women, It consisted of a poncho like mantle with a head opening.

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Cote

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An under-tunic worn by medieval men and women. Wealthy men and women wore it long, lower class men and soldiers wore it short.

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Cote- Hardie

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An outer tunic worn by men of the late medieval period. Fitted through the waist where it buttoned then flared to a full knee length skirt. often belted at the hip with sleeves that had an extended back section, Was often dagged.

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Doublet (late medieval)

A.K.A. Pourpoint

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Worn by late medieval men it was Originally a military garment, it was short, close fitting and padded. started out sleeveless then developed sleeves. buttoned or laced closed.

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Fillet

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Worn by medieval women, it was a standing linen band, like a small crown. worn with the barbette.

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Gown

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Worn by women in the late medieval, it was originally called the cote, then it grew more closely fitted

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Hennin

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An enormous cone shaped peaked hat worn by women in the late 15th century.

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Herigaut

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A full garment with long hanging sleeves worn by men in the late medieval periode

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Houppelande

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Originally a mans house coat. it was fitted along the shoulders then fell in large tubular folds held in place by a belt. the sleeves could be short or extremely long for ceremonial occasions. it had a circular standing collar.

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Huke

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Worn by wealth men. Was originally for covering armor. it was open at the sides and closed at the shoulders like a tabbard. sometimes belted.

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Open Mantel

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Worn by medieval men and women, it was cloak like and closed by a clasp at either the front of the side.

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Pelice

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a fur trimmed or lined cloak.

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Poulaines

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Medieval shoes with long pointed toes. AKA crakowes

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Surcote

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A shorter decorative cote that displayed the cote underneath at the sleeves and hem.

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Wimple

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A linen or silk scarf worn to cover the neck of medieval women. often worn with a veil.

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Breeches

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Pants that replaced trunk hosen during the 17th century.

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Bases

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Seperate wide skirts that were attached to the bottom of the doublets or jackets worn by men in the earliy 16th century.

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Camicia

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Italian for undershirt, worn by women and men. women's were fuller.

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Chemise (Renaissance)

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Basic undershirt of the renaissance woman.

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Chopines

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Tall platform shoes that were worn to keep women's feet and skirts out of the mud.

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Conch

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A very fine veil worn by women in the 16th century, with winglike frame in the back.

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Cravat

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A Neck scarf with lace ends worn by 17th century men.

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Doublet (renaissance)

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Based on the medieval doublet with more variety of styles and materials. could have an attached or seperate skirt at times reaching down to the knees

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Falling band

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A Large lace collar that replaced the ruff during the early 17th century.

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Ferroniere

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A Copper or other metal band with attached pearls worn by women around the forehead during the Italian renaissance.

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Frontage

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A Tall headpiece of stiffened lace on a wire frame worn by women of the the late 17th century.

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Mantua

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A Type of women's 17th century dress that was cut with bodice, skirt and train all in one piece. worn with the front opened and skirt gathered in the back.

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Petticoat

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An Underskirt

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Petticoat Breeches (Rhinegraves)

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Very wide legged breeches cut like culottes, looked like a woman's petticoat

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Plumper

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A Wax form worn inside the mouth to fill out the cheeks of a 17th century woman.

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Stockings

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covers the bottom half of the leg

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Stomacher

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A Decorative piece of cloth used to cover the corset where it was exposed by the front of the dress

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Trunk Hosen

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A covering of the top of the legs for men of the 16th century. was often padded out to form a pumpkin like shape.

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upper and nether stocks

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Hosen that had been divided into to sections that were sewn together.