Renaissance Men's Fashion Flashcards
by Whom was Renaissance Men’s Fashion influenced by?
Henry VIII
- the acknowledged “fashion plate” for Renaissance men
where Renaissance Men’s wardrobe started with:
- a SHIRT (either of linen or silk)
- with lace collar and cuffs
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (TOPS)
- DOUBLET
- JERKIN
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (TOP)
- chief upper garment
- close fitting, waisted, padded jacket
- sleeves were at first plain and fitted, but it became wife, padded and slashed
DOUBLET
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (TOP)
- close-fitting jacket
- usually of light-colored leather
- often without sleeves
- worn over the DOUBLET
- used as protection for swashbuckling, hunting, and battle
JERKIN
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (BOTTOMS)
- SLOPS
- CODPIECE
- CANIONS
- TIGHTS
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (BOTTOM)
- often poofy knee-length trousers
- met by the nether hose (tights/stockings) on the lower leg
SLOPS
(also called ROUND HOSE or GALLIGASKINS)
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (BOTTOM)
- slops with panes of fabric from the waist to the leg band is called:
PANED SLOPS
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (BOTTOM)
- piece of fabric or animal skin
- used to emphasize and protect the crotch
- can also be used as storage
CODPIECE
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (BOTTOM)
- tight, tubular garments
- worn under the slops extending to the knees
CANIONS
Renaissance Men’s Fashion (BOTTOM)
- stretched from waist to feet
- outline of legs shown
STOCKINGS / TIGHTS