history of clothing

startched pleats

linen wrap skirt

linen dress brought by the Hyksos

anything that wraps over the pecs

war crown, head piece, made of soft leather

white crown, upper Egypt

red crown, lower Egypt

combine crown of Upper and Lower Egypt

everyone shaved their head and wore wigs made from human hair and plant fibers

the makeup used in Egypt

head piece, looks like a bob

death and rebirth

protection

sun

vulture crown

strength and endurance

daily bathing in Nile, part of religious ceremony, wealthy bathed in house

long rectangle fabric wrapped around body, men and women, not secured

pinned at shoulder, one piece of fabric, worn by men and women

straw hat

tunic looking, shorter, belted, pinned at both shoulders

cloak, square pinned at shoulder

2 pieces of fabric pinned across arms, belted in

full immersion only after travel, some private baths, basin and sponge, olive oil and strigil

pocket formed from belting the Doric Peplos

the pins in garments

barefoot unless traveling --> soft leather sandals

T shaped garment, sewn together

warpped fabric, curved at the bottom

roman veil

women's dress worn under the palla, sewn

very similar to himation, at the waist

woven stripe(s) on tunic

full immersion bathing everyday

part of the toga that is turned into a hood for mourning

short military cloak

long cloak pinned on right shoulder, with openings on right

worg wigs and hair extensions

shorter, fitted, has a slit on side, more active wear

with clavi, square cut, long shirt

circle details

decor style (rectangular)

jesus sash

fitted dalmatica, narrow sleeves, long, formal, men and women

can't portray religious figures in art

dalmatica with short or no sleeves

separate pieces (leggings) tied up to/with a belt, mostly men

men and women, more fitted, to knees, belted

used to hold hose up

cape pinned at center

2nd worst in history, broken baths/aqueducts, christianity: full body immersion is hedonistic

long fabric on women's head

headwear for women

men and women, more fitted, laced up the side or front, down to mid shin/knee, belted, tighter sleeves

sleeveless, over tunic

head wear that goes under hat

overcoat, has an arm hole with long sleeve option that hangs (long straight sleeve with a slit)

under veil, goes under chin

no sleeves, worn by knights

linen garment that gets washed, worn by men and women

self explanitory

worn over kirtle with tabs at neck

worn over kirtle, big sleeve, corset like fabric at waist, tight/sinching, lots of fabric

cloak with a hood

tail of capuchon hood

underneath chainmail, buttons

underware

color blocking made of two different colored garments

cages on the side of head

decorative, stiff, pinned to cote hardie to keeo sideless gown on

worn by women only

wide neckline, fitted over hips, sleeves to elbow, tippet, knee length or longer, worn by men and women

bath houses close down

white fabric hanging from elbow

nets on the side of head

thick belt low on garment

white animal with black tip of tail

scalloped edge

pointed shoes

under clothes, sometimes seen, padded

slit in cote hardie that leads to a bag on belt under the garment

where the hose tie together

rounded hat

Peter Pan/Robin Hood Hat

evolution of chaperone, donut, stuffed with horsehair

has a role

smaller at the shoulder and wide open at the wrist

excess of fabric, tent-like, to the floor, belted in, shows excess of fabric

public bath houses, wealthy have private bath houses

tight at shoulder, drops down, tight at wrist

sleeves shorten, neckline widens

women leaning forward, sometimes makes them look pregnant

clogs worn over shoes to keep them clean

chain/necklace, ceremonial chain of office

formalized houppeland, pleats sewn in, laced in back, women only

worn over doublet, men only, sometimes has sleeves

formalized houppeland for men, pleated

few times a year, washing with dry linen

chain attached to leg to pull shoe back

now one item, tied to doublet, now with codpiece

sideless jerkin, belted only in front

no eyebrow, hairline shaved back

becomes worn on the outside, more fitted

worst period for bathing, though disease enters body through pores, linen shirt is a sign of cleanliness

shorter, codpiece is more promenent

triangle over crotch to pee

woven/stitched pattern on the upper portion of the hose

"based" on chinese/japanese robes, courtwear, less structured, open, no belt, held closed

stomacher, sleeves are tied one, chemise is pulled through, high waisted

similar to the gown of the period, separate bodice and skirt

pubic wigs

3150 - 332 BCE

479 - 323 BCE

100 BCE - 200 CE

330 - 1200

476 - 12th C

1150 - 1325

1325 - 1375

1375 - 1425

1425 - 1485

1485 - 1515

End of Western Roman Empire

Arab conquest begins (Muhammad dies in 632)

Battle of Hastings

Magna Carta

Fall of Constantinople (End of Eastern Roman Empire)

shoes get wider, padded for the wide look

1517 - 1648

padding used in clothing

now has slashing to pull chemise/shirt through, sometimes faked

a style where slits are created in garments to let chemise pull through, sometimes faked

stiff hat with soft top

more volume and padding with bombast

the woven pattern part of upper stocks are now a separate pair of "shorts"

bodice and skirt, first look at corset prelude, mono bossom, outer and under skirt, fales sleeves

under the gown of the period to give it shape, hovers and is attached to bodice, petticoat over, whale boning

fabric/shirt on the upper bust/chest area

chain that holds items the way a pocket would

bag that smells good, hold to nose

house shaped headwear, shape is achieved with wood

ruffle made of linen or cotton, at the collar and/wrist

laced up the front, separate bodice and skirt

raised headband looking head piece

too large to fit under top portion of sleeve, fabric matched the underskirt

funnel sleeve folded over for stylistic purposes

still bad, linen cloth, full immersion every few months

wide farthingale, tilted up at the back

stiff sleeve stuffed with bombast, wide at bicep, tight at wrist, can stand on its own

made with whale bone, wood, or steel boning

fans behind th head, open at the front, attached to dress

a ruff that is similar to a fan ruff, attached/closed at the front

completely circles neck, tied in the back

a ruff that is larger than 6"

piece of metal used underneath the ruff to angle it upwards in the back

translucent/sheer fabric on a frame, behind the head, Queen of Hearts

previously called a cape sleeve, attached at the shoulder, open the whole way down

small padded piece at the shoulder of a Jerkin, doublets do not have them

broad name for padded "shorts"/ trunk hose

wider at the bottom, narrower at the top

wider at the hips, narrower at the knees

pumpkin/apple hose

made on a frame now, more like modern hose-- but thicker

less structure than venetians, loose

small tabs on the jerkins

padding at the stomach on doublet, sharp

lining from trunk hose are pulled through to create a shorts effect on thighs

garters that cross in the back of knee

1558-1603

1560-1620