tmta0
Pleated gowns
Men’s gowns
18. Pleated gowns, middle 15th century
This style could be short, calf length (Pis 12, 13) or fuli length, depending on the age and status ot the wearer. The shape has been achieved by placing the side seam lines ot the flared bodice pattern on the Straight grain, and the CF and CB on the bias. Tubular pleats, formed by the wide flaring, follow the direction ot the slash lines on the pattern, either diagonally or vertically. They are stitched in place inside at the waist, to a stay band (P114).
The fuli length front opening is often hidden by the pleats and fastened by hooks and eyes. The neckline is plain or edged with fur, leaving the doublet collar visible, though the gown might still be madę with a standing collar (Fig 9). Sleeves are straight or tapered, sometimes slashed (Fig 16) with pleats at the shoulder which are supported by the padded sleeves of the doublet. This style was often lined or edged with fur [Methods, p. 53).
Making this style of gown requires considerable experience and care.
150
Wyszukiwarka
Podobne podstrony:
21878 tmta6 Fashionable gown12. Fashionable gown, end 14th/early 15th century This was the last com
tmta8 Flared gownWomen’s gowns 24. Flared gown, early to late 15th century This is cut like the ear
tmta!1 11 a 11. Separate horns, 15th century a. Broader style, c.1430 b. &nb
17272 tmta 1 Flat-fronted kirtle7. Flat-fronted kirtle, mid 15th century onwards This kirtle was wor
51921 tmta 4 continued from p. 203 c. ‘Gable’ head-dress, late 15th century. This
tmta9 11. Outer garments - working dress In the 15th century women wore a second, fuller kirtle ove
40193 tmta2 Platę 12 Mid 15th century pleated gown Gown similar to Fig 18, in good quality woollen
tmta1 Early gowns, worn by both men and women 4. Early buttoned gown, late 14th/early 15th century
tmta4 Men s short gowns 8. Men s short gowns, late 14th/early 15th century The flarę is pulled in b
więcej podobnych podstron