16th century Flashcards
HoppsBurges
- powerful family in Germany
- farmed daughters to kings all over
- “spanish royals”
- formed alliances from this
slashing
- outersleeve that has “slashes” in it and they pull the undergarmet out of it (the chamise)
- rarely seen below waise
- men and women wore
panes
- embelishment where we take strips of fabric and we embelish existing garmet with it
- decorative strips at waise of men
partlet
- sheer covering of the chest
- modesty cloth
decolletage
-the chest area
verdinglae/farthingale
- underneath that created the skirt shape
- structure underneath, created inverted cone
- sometimes made of metal, steel, or whale bone
smocking
-adding decorative stitch on top of gathering
-nether stocks/lower hose/ nether hosen
-when they are narrow and worn by themselves
french wheel/cartwheel hoop
round shape around waist to form dress.
bolster/bum roll
- gave women bump off the hips
- stuffed piece of fabric rolled on the waist
stomacher
-interchangeable decorative piece of the stomach
ruff
- usually made of linen
- stiff - heavily starched
medici collar
- half moon shape
- worn usually at angle
leg-o-mutton sleeve
mostly a woman thing
peascod belly
- shaping of the front of a mans doublet
- cut into the belly and stuffed
shoulder roll and pickadils
- men and women
- pickadils are the ways of finishing edges
- cut into the fabric itself of adding folding piece of ribbon
tow
the stuff used to stuff the shoulder rolls and peascod bellys
venetians
mens full trousers
canions
always worn underneath truncoes
clocking
embroidery that happens on hoes at or near ankle
mandillion
- short mens cape
- usually over one shoulder
- cord tied on the other side
