1540s Tudor Lettice Cap
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A Lettice cap for a well-to-do Tudor lady. This distinctive fur cap was high English fashion in the first half…
A Lettice cap for a well-to-do Tudor lady. This distinctive fur cap was high English fashion in the first half…
An early 16th century German Frauenhemd (woman’s shirt), based on Portrait of a Lady by Martin Schaffner. It was worn…
A simple gathered Frauenhemd (woman’s shirt), which might be worn by all classes of German women in the first half…
This style of framed leather purse was worn by German women of most classes in the first half of the…
Headwear for a 16th century Safavid man – the Qalansuwa (cap) and ʿImāma (turban), inspired by Persian manuscript illustrations. For…
This loose pleated overgown was commonly worn by German women in the mid-late 15th century, and remained in practical use…
This hat is inspired by ‘Portrait of a Man‘ by Moretto da Brescia, depicting a young noble man wearing a…
‘Leberfarben’ means ‘liver-coloured’ – a pale version of this colour was common for low status garments in 16th century Germany.…
This short vest-style Goller is suitable for a German middle class woman, and was fashionable through much of the 16th…
A black velvet purse for an early 16th century German noble woman, in the style of Cranach paintings. This style…
This practical sack was in use across Europe throughout the middle ages and renaissance. Slung over a shoulder or staff,…
A pleated Goller (partlet) in very fine linen with an embroidered collar, suitable for an early 16th century noble German…