Terms and Definitions of Clothing and Accessories in Europe from 1530-1575, Quizzes of History of Art

Download Terms and Definitions of Clothing and Accessories in Europe from 1530-1575 and more Quizzes History of Art in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Shirt DEFINITION 1 Men Dress Cut full and gathered into round or square neckline Neckline often decorated with embroidery or cutwork Raglan sleeves popular TERM 2 Chemise DEFINITION 2 Women Dress Chemise worn under gown Sometimes puff through TERM 3 Doublet DEFINITION 3 Men Dress Waist length Laced or buttoned close in front Points laced sleeves into doublet Shirt bloused out through sleeve laces TERM 4 Paltock DEFINITION 4 Men Dress doublet with deep V in the front, sometimes with filler or stomacher of contrasting color in front TERM 5 Bases DEFINITION 5 Men Dress Separate short skirts worn with doublets and jackets Worn for civil dress and over armor TERM 6 Robe DEFINITION 6 Men Dress Long, full garments Huge sleeves Opened in front Front facing of contrasting fabric or fur turned bac in reverse Young/fashionable men wore shorter robes TERM 7 Revers DEFINITION 7 Early lapels that showed the underside edges of the V in women gown TERM 8 Slashing and Paning DEFINITION 8 Sleeve decoration TERM 9 Upper stocks DEFINITION 9 Hose sometimes divided into 2 sections sewn together Cut fuller than the nether socks TERM 10 Nether stocks DEFINITION 10 Lower socks TERM 21 Bombast DEFINITION 21 Stuffing for doublets made out of wool and horsehair and linen TERM 22 Canions DEFINITION 22 PMen Dress extend teh trunk hose to the knee where they fasten to the stockings TERM 23 Stays/Pair of Bodys DEFINITION 23 Tightly laced cote of linen under bodice made from two layers of fabric stiffened with glue TERM 24 Busk DEFINITION 24 stiffening from corset was a from a device made from a long flat piece of wood or whalebone that was sewn in TERM 25 Petticoat DEFINITION 25 Women Dress One gown worn over petticoat Separate from and worn under gown Visible at front only (back made of less expensive fabric) TERM 26 Spanish farthingale DEFINITION 26 Women Dress Whalebone, cane or steel hoops sewn into petticoat to support the rigid skirt shape TERM 27 Ropa DEFINITION 27 Women Dress Outer gown that was usually worn open and unbelted Middle Eastern influence on dress TERM 28 Bum roll DEFINITION 28 Women Dress Used to change skirt shape Attain width below waist TERM 29 French farthingale DEFINITION 29 Steel or cane spokes fastened to the topmost hoop to a waistband for skirt for bum rolls TERM 30 Supportasse DEFINITION 30 support for lace by the supportasse frame or starching TERM 31 Medici collar DEFINITION 31 Women's dress Open ruffs Stand high behind the head and fasten into the neckline in the front TERM 32 Conch DEFINITION 32 Women Dress Sheer, gauze like veil worn like a cape from shoulders to floor Often seen in portraits of Queen Elizabeth TERM 33 French bonnet DEFINITION 33 Pillbox like shaped hat with a turned up brim TERM 34 Copotain DEFINITION 34 High crowned narrow brimmed hat TERM 35 Gabled headdress DEFINITION 35 Heart-shaped headdress TERM 46 Spanish influence on fashion DEFINITION 46 Dark, stiff silhouette TERM 47 Elizabeth I influence on fashion DEFINITION 47 Pale colors Inventor of the closet TERM 48 Turkish dess DEFINITION 48 Inspired headdress Lots of gold Ropa/Turkish robe TERM 49 What effect does the introduction of starch have on fashion? DEFINITION 49 Ruffs TERM 50 Difference in female German dress and the rest of Europe 1530-1575 DEFINITION 50 germany are wearing gold chains and dog collars hair in hairnet