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Early 14th century MEDIEVAL CLOTHING....476-1492....women wore multiple layers starting with a smock/chemise, a kyrtle/cotte, a gown/bliaut, surcote, veil, and mantle/cloak...included the basic tunics of the 10th & 11th century, the cottes and bliauts of the 12th & 13th centuries, the fitted kirtles, gowns and surcotes of the 14th & 15th centuries to the massive houppelands and Burgundian gowns of the later 15th century Period Accurate Clothing, Historically Accurate Medieval Clothing, 10th Century Clothing Women, 12th Century Clothing Women, 13th Century Clothing Women, 11th Century Clothing, 12th Century Fashion, 1300s Fashion, 12th Century Clothing

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Early 14th century MEDIEVAL CLOTHING....476-1492....women wore multiple layers starting with a smock/chemise, a kyrtle/cotte, a gown/bliaut, surcote, veil, and mantle/cloak...included the basic tunics of the 10th & 11th century, the cottes and bliauts of the 12th & 13th centuries, the fitted kirtles, gowns and surcotes of the 14th & 15th centuries to the massive houppelands and Burgundian gowns of the later 15th century

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Marie de France | Dress Parade

Eleanor of Aquitaine is famed for her great patronage of the arts, and one of the finest poets at her court may have been her own sister-in-law. Marie de France (ca. 1140-1200) was a high-ranking Anglo-Norman noblewoman whose precise identity is unknown. She referred to herself briefly in her poems (“My name is Marie and […]

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Bliaut - something between this in the Waterhouse dress. No historical reference to corsage or stomacher. Queen Matilda Of England, 11 Century Clothing, German Medieval Clothing, Medieval England Clothes, 11th Century Clothing Women, Medieval Queen Art, Carolingian Clothing, Frankish Clothing, 12 Century Clothing

Fashionable Women of the Anglo-Norman Period

By Lisa J. Yarde When the Normans crossed the Channel and invaded England in 1066, they brought a new culture, language, architectural style and legal codes to the conquered country. They also replaced at least ninety percent of the landed aristocracy with members of their own class. The new Norman nobility could afford to be fashionable with their increased lands and wealth. At first, they wore costumes that would have been familiar to their English counterparts, having encountered the…

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