Burgundian clothing - Revision history

Tiff at 07:54, 27 July 2006

2006-07-27T07:54:20Z

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	* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf		* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf
	* Lady Lyonnte's Burgundian Costume handout: http://cleftlands.cwru.edu/BurgundianCostume.pdf		* Lady Lyonnte's Burgundian Costume handout: http://cleftlands.cwru.edu/BurgundianCostume.pdf
			* http://cadieux.mediumaevum.com/burgundian-reference.html

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Milesent: Added a link to Lyonnete's old Burgundian Costume handout

2006-07-14T19:22:26Z

Added a link to Lyonnete's old Burgundian Costume handout

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	The term '''Burgundian clothing''' refers to [[clothing]] worn in the [[Burgundy]] region of [[France]] in the [[15th century]]. This clothing is related to the [[houpelande]], characterised by an outer garment which is very large and falls in many folds from the shoulders. Distinguishing features from the houpelande is the narrow body with a v-shaped opening at the front and typically tightly fited sleeves, often with a turned back cuff.		The term '''Burgundian clothing''' refers to [[clothing]] worn in the [[Burgundy]] region of [[France]] in the [[15th century]]. This clothing is related to the [[houpelande]], characterised by an outer garment which is very large and falls in many folds from the shoulders. Distinguishing features from the houpelande is the narrow body with a v-shaped opening at the front and typically tightly fited sleeves, often with a turned back cuff. It is best known for the tall headress worn by women called by modern costumers a Hennin which evolved into the iconographic "Princess hat"

	''External links:''		''External links:''
	* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf		* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf
			* Lady Lyonnte's Burgundian Costume handout: http://cleftlands.cwru.edu/BurgundianCostume.pdf

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Tiff: category

2005-10-21T07:12:59Z

Cian: tidy up

2005-03-02T23:22:16Z

tidy up

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	The term 'Burgundian clothing' refers to [[clothing]] worn in the [[~~Burgandy~~]] region of [[France]] in the [[15th ~~Century~~]]. This clothing is related to the [[houpelande]], characterised by an outer garment which is very large and falls in many folds from the shoulders. Distinguishing features from the houpelande is the narrow body with a v-shaped opening at the front and typically tightly fited sleeves, often with a turned back cuff.		The term '''Burgundian clothing''' refers to [[clothing]] worn in the [[Burgundy]] region of [[France]] in the [[15th century]]. This clothing is related to the [[houpelande]], characterised by an outer garment which is very large and falls in many folds from the shoulders. Distinguishing features from the houpelande is the narrow body with a v-shaped opening at the front and typically tightly fited sleeves, often with a turned back cuff.

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	*http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf		* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf

Tiff at 08:08, 2 March 2005

2005-03-02T08:08:35Z

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The term 'Burgundian clothing' refers to [[clothing]] worn in the [[Burgandy]] region of [[France]] in the [[15th Century]]. This clothing is related to the [[houpelande]], characterised by an outer garment which is very large and falls in many folds from the shoulders. Distinguishing features from the houpelande is the narrow body with a v-shaped opening at the front and typically tightly fited sleeves, often with a turned back cuff.

external links:
*http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf

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	''External links:''		''External links:''
	* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf		* http://home.james-gang.org/greydove/docs/houpburg.pdf

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