Nobleman.
Bosse, 1630s. French |
Nobleman.
Bosse, 1630s. French |
Noblewoman.
Bosse, 1630s. French |
Shopping
in the Galerie du Palais Royal. Lace collars, gloves and
fans can be bought, though the most important items would
have been commissioned. Bosse, ca. 1640. French |
Fashionable
Gentleman. Note the abundance of ribbons on this costume,
which shows the exaggerated version of the 1640s fashion,
1645. French |
Widow.
The Lady wears a conch or coque, a gauze veil stretched like
a fig shaped balloon over a light metal frame. Worn mostly
by widows in France. Bosse, ca. 1640 French |
Noble
Lady. The lady wears a mask to protect her face, later,
in the 1660s, those vizors were fashionable to be worn indoors
as well, on evening occasions. Callot, ca. 1625. French |
'Dishevelled'
Lady. A triangular tippet edged with Flemish bobbin lace
covers the bare shoulders. Bosse, 1640. English |
Summer
Outfit. The face is protected with a veil of black gauze,
wearing a summer outfit. Bosse, ca. 1640. English |
Nobleman.
Bosse, 1630s. French |
Autumn
Dress, after Hollar, ca. 1650. |
Anne
Budes, 1646. French |
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