Burgundian gown 15th century

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15 cen Woman "Robe" dress, Central Europe (Burgundy)

14th Century costume for women: the hennin was an extremely tall, pointed or squared off hat, often combined with veils.

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After making a medieval smock and kirtle, it was finally time to start on the dress that started the whole medieval journey: a silk damask burgundian gown. This project originally started with this…

burgundian dress in silk/linen brocade, www.priorattire.co.uk

Spring 2015: This was a very fun project as I got to play with velvet, fur, and silk, so soft! The Burgundian gown gives a line that is both period and still appealing to the modern eye I think, and while the butterfly henin might seem a little crazy looking, the effect of the two together is very

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The Sugarloaf Hat, named for its resemblance to the way sugar was produced and sold, was usually worn centered on top of the head. Hats were typically made of fabric, straw, or fur.

15th century Burgundian gown

Burgundian gown based on the illumination in "Le morte d'Artur" made of a brocade overgown with wide sleeves and a trail. Also the gown consists of a headdress with veil (based on The Rose Tapestries), a necklace, a wide embroidered red belt, a red woolen kirtle and a chemise.

Marie d'Anjou, Queen of France (1422-1461).

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