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Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages 1st Edition by Henry Shaw ISBN 1378963881 9781378963883

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Publisher: General Books LLC
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.93 MB
Pages: 182
Author: Henry Shaw
ISBN: 1152885871
Language: English
Year: 2010

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ISBN 10: 1378963881 
ISBN 13: 9781378963883
Author: Henry Shaw 

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Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages 1st Table of contents:

Introduction to Medieval Fashion

  • Overview of the Middle Ages and its cultural context
  • Sources of information on medieval dress (manuscripts, effigies, archaeological finds)
  • The social significance of clothing

Early Middle Ages (c. 500-1000 AD)

  • Byzantine Influence: Tunics, dalmatics, and cloaks
  • Frankish and Anglo-Saxon Dress: Simple garments, basic textiles
  • Regional Variations: Early Viking and Celtic clothing
  • Adornment: Early jewelry and simple embellishments

High Middle Ages (c. 1000-1300 AD)

Women's Dress

  • Bliauts and Gowns: Evolution of the fitted silhouette
  • Sleeves: From narrow to wide and flowing
  • Headwear: Veils, wimples, and coifs
  • Outerwear: Mantles and cloaks
  • Footwear: Simple shoes and boots

Men's Dress

  • Tunics and Cotehardies: Length and fit variations
  • Hose and Braies: Leg coverings
  • Outerwear: Capes and surcoats
  • Headwear: Coifs, caps, and hoods
  • Footwear: Short boots and pointed shoes

Textiles and Colors

  • Common fabrics: Wool, linen, silk (for the wealthy)
  • Dyeing techniques and popular colors
  • Patterns and embroidery

Late Middle Ages (c. 1300-1500 AD)

Women's Dress

  • Gowns and Houppelandes: Development of more elaborate styles
  • Necklines and Collars: From simple to decorative
  • Sleeves: Poufed, dagged, and cuffed styles
  • Headwear: Hennins, elaborate veils, and caps
  • Belts and Girdles: Decorative and functional

Men's Dress

  • Doublets and Pourpoints: Fitted upper garments
  • Hose: Separated and joined
  • Jerkins and Outerwear: Evolution of coats and cloaks
  • Headwear: Chaperons, hoods, and hats
  • Footwear: Poulaines (crakows)

Accessories and Embellishments

  • Jewelry: Brooches, rings, necklaces, and pendants
  • Belts and Purses: Decorative and practical items
  • Furs: Symbol of status and warmth
  • Embroidery and Appliqué: Detailed decoration
  • Badges and Livery: Identifying social status and allegiance

Dress of Specific Social Classes

  • Royal and Noble Dress: Sumptuary laws and extravagance
  • Clerical Dress: Vestments and religious attire
  • Peasant and Working-Class Dress: Practicality and simplicity
  • Military Dress: Armor and underlying garments

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