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Mme Chantberry
She is from Poland
and works as a profesional seamstress of historical clothing. Her
creations are shown in museum and during dance and fencing
exhibitions. She finished her Study at School of Artistic Fashion
Design by diploma work "The Tudor Roses - English Renaissance
Costume under the Spanish Influences". Her
webpage
with other costumes.
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Cotehardie
Cotehardie button
up at the front from the end of the XIV c. |
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Red robe
Men's robe with
"sack sleeve" made of red velvet, doublet and hoses. Chaperon is
twisted hood. About 1410 |
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Green houpelande
Female houppelande
with "sack sleeve" made of green damask with flannel lining and
chaperone. Under it are cotte simple and chemise. Ca 1415 |
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Red houpelande
Female houppelande
with long open sleeve weave cuted at the edges. Underdress is
cotte simple. Ca 1415. |
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Green robe
Burgundian court
robe made of green damask and truncated hennin (so called
„chimney-pot hat“). The dress belongs to ca 1460 |
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Silver robe
Burgundian men's
robe made of silver damask (ca 1460). Round chaperon created of a
dark green wool. |
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Short red robe
Robe made of red
damask, farsetto (Italian doublet) under it and round chaperon
from ca 1460. |
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Court renaissance dresses
Female English
court dress of peach and golden brocade decorated by natural
pearls. (1535-1545). French Nobleman in wams and trunk hose (1540) |
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Tudor gown
It is typical for
this fashion and made of green "altobasso" velvet. (ca 1540) |
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Boy's sajan
Boy's sajan, calze and baretta after Holbein (ca 1540 |
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