13th and 14th Century Flashcards
sumptuary law
dictates who can wear what and how
started to see buttons
started to see buttons
lawn
- nearly transparent fabric on headpiece
- silk/linen
- very sheer
vair
- squirrel fur
- soft white belly fur
- usually made for shoes
shirring
- gathering w/ multiple rows
- usually done along arms/waist
- pleating technique
cartridge pleating
- technique to control fabric
- held figure 8 pattern
poupoint/jupon
- padded tunic and worn w/ armor
- never worn as outer wear
parti coloring
-big color blocking of contrasting colors
chaperone
- a hat
- hood and cape combo
lirepipe
a cape w/ long extended tail used to wrap round neck as scarf
barbetter
-womens hat
mitre
point hat for religious leaders
knightly girdle
- worn by women
- chain belt worn on hips
plastron
- peanut shape piece covered abdomen
- removable
crespine/crespinette
- hear pins off the side of women’s hair
- princess lea bun braids
crackowes
- style of shoe
- long extended toes
sugarloaf/porkpie
- type of hat
- looks like little mounds
- hats w/ square tops are porkpies
scalloping
-ends of fabrics that is a type of patterned edge
dagging
-ends of fabric that is a type of patterned edge
foilating
-leaf patterned edge