Kostüm: Phantasievoll, historische und theatralisch. ead-Kleid in Englandwas auch in Italien gesehen zu werden, lieh Es fromFrance, wo die Röcke wurden jetzt graduallybecoming schmaler und die Kleider buttoningstraight auf der Vorderseite, der Rock und Mieder beingcut in Einem, und die Ärmel investiert mit muchdiversity, getragen eng oder lose, knöpfbare orhanging Öffnen, Anzeigen in einigen Fällen die forearmand in anderen eine enge Unter-Hülse. Das ärmellose surcoat war sehr beliebt, die oberen Teil verjüngt sich ein kleiner Punkt auf theshoulders, zeigt das Kleid getragen unter, Unddem dieser Röcke

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Costume: fanciful, historical, and theatrical . ead-dress common in Englandwas also to be seen in Italy, who borrowed it fromFrance, where the skirts were now graduallybecoming narrower and the dresses buttoningstraight down the front, the skirt and bodice beingcut in one, and the sleeves invested with muchdiversity, being worn tight or loose, buttoned orhanging open, displaying in some cases the forearmand in others a close under-sleeve. The sleeveless surcoat was very popular, theupper portion tapering to a small point upon theshoulders, showing the gown worn beneath, andthe skirts of these surcoats were decked withermine and emblazoned with the family arms.The art of embroidery was cultivated assiduouslyby the rich, whose leisured moments were spentin plying the needle and silk, to accomplishdevices which should honour and grace . theirattire. Veils of white linen enwrapped the head, andunbound hair was rarely seen except on younggirls. A richly embroidered cap that received someattention was so shaped that it partly covered the. 34 COSTUME chap. cheeks, and below it were two ear-cages of metallictissue in plaited design. A very curious head-dressin France was composed of a closely-fitting cap with a jewelled border, sur-mounted by a long flatpiece of material placedover the forehead andhanging down behind, this being elaboratelytrimmed and jewelled, and completely hiding% , the hair. It is written to thehonour of Isabella of A (QUAINT WIMPLE. T* • 1 1 Bavaria that she en-couraged the ladies of her Court in a great lovefor dress, and she would seem to have made astudy of the subject, if one judges from a pictureof her robed in regal array, with a horned head-dress surmounted by a crown, an elaborate robeprofusely adorned with jewels, a mantle borderedwith ermine, and a train of prodigal extent. The surcoat received the honour of sleeves inthe latter part of the century, and these hungalmost to the hem of the skirt, while the cotehardie took unto itself another sh

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• bookyear1906
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