Late Period Dress - Revision history

Khaentlahn at 11:46, 6 May 2013

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	* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international		* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international

	* [[Lucas Cranach\|Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court [[painter]], [[~~Lucas Cranach\|~~Lucas Cranach the Elder]]		* [[Lucas Cranach the Elder\|Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court [[painter]], [[Lucas Cranach the Elder]]

	* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.		* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.

Khaentlahn at 02:39, 5 May 2013

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	* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international		* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international

	* [[Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court [[painter]], [[Lucas Cranach]] the Elder		* [[Lucas Cranach\|Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court [[painter]], [[Lucas Cranach\|Lucas Cranach the Elder]]

	* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.		* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.

KarenLarsdatter: /* External Links */

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External Links

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	* A Festive Attyre - http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre		* A Festive Attyre - http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre
	* The Elizabethan Costuming Page - http://costume.dm.net/		* The Elizabethan Costuming Page - http://costume.dm.net/
			* Atlantian A&S Links: Clothing By Century - http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=319

	These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.		These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.

Sarah Van Der Goes: added wiki

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	* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international		* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international

	* [[Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court painter, [[Lucas Cranach]] the Elder		* [[Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court [[painter]], [[Lucas Cranach]] the Elder

	* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.		* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.

Conrad Leviston at 01:32, 7 November 2005

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	* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.		* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.

	* [[Venetian]] [[courtesan]] refers to the style worn by these women in the mid 16th century.		* [[Venetian clothing\|Venetian]] [[courtesan]] refers to the style worn by these women in the mid 16th century.

	=== External Links ===		=== External Links ===

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	These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.		These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.

			[[category:clothing]]

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	* Mode Historique - http://www.modehistorique.com		* Mode Historique - http://www.modehistorique.com
	* A Festive Attyre - http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre		* A Festive Attyre - http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre
			* The Elizabethan Costuming Page - http://costume.dm.net/

	These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.		These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.

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	* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.		* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.

	* [[Venetian]] [[courtesan]]refers to the style worn by these women in the mid 16th century.		* [[Venetian]] [[courtesan]] refers to the style worn by these women in the mid 16th century.

	=== External Links ===		=== External Links ===

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New page

The transition from the gothic style of the High Middle Ages to the styles that would become the signature of the 16th century began in the 1470s and became more prevalent in the 1480s. The emphasis on large swathes of [[fabric]] which was a feature of the 15th century transformed into an emphasis on tailored garments, with padded and boned undergarments to create the fashionable figure. In the last half of the 16th century styles became more international as the [[Habsburg]] dynasty came to rule over most of western Europe and therefore affected the styles across the continent.

Some of the more commonly recognised styles are:

* [[Tudor]] an English style from approx. 1510-1550

* [[Elizabethan]] approx. 1550-1600. Whilst [[Elizabeth I]] was English, the style that was worn in England at this time was international

* [[Cranach]] German/Saxon style from early 1500s. Named after the Saxon court painter, [[Lucas Cranach]] the Elder

* [[Flemish Peasant]] a named coined by Drea Leed to describe the style of dress worn by market women in Flanders after 1550.

* [[Venetian]] [[courtesan]]refers to the style worn by these women in the mid 16th century.

=== External Links ===
* Mode Historique - http://www.modehistorique.com
* A Festive Attyre - http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre

These sites contain links to other late period costuming sites and current dress diaries for this period.