Slide 1 C H a P T E R S I X ______THE LATE MIDDLE AGES C

Slide 1 C H A P T E R S I X ______THE LATE MIDDLE AGES c. 1300 - 1500 ______

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Slide 2 14th Century: Styles for men continue to be loosely fitted, much like ______those of the late 1200’s.

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Medieval European man and woman, late 13th Century Man and woman, 1st half 14th Century

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Slide 3 Undergarments For Men: 14th Century ______

Click image to apply chemise ______

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Short braies with hose Chemise ______

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______Slide 4 Leg Coverings Worn By Men ______

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Hose Footed Hose

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______Hose with strap Zoom in over the instep

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Slide 5 New garments for men appear. ______

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Pourpoint, also called ______a doublet or gipon Cote-Hardie Houppelande

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Slide 6 Conservative men continued to wear cotes and surcotes. ______

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______Slide 7 Outdoor garments for men. ______

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______GarnacheHerigaut Cloak

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Slide 8 Accessories of Note ______

X Shoe Legend 1 Poulaine with wooden sole (called patten or galoshes) or Poulaine over a doubled –heeled patten 2 Belled pigache over flat sole patten (worn by jesters) 3 Poulaine in the Museum of Colmar in Alsace over single-heeled patten 4 Poulaines in the Museum of Colmar in Alsace ______5 Poulaine in addition to greaves and Pointed Poulainesspurs or Crakowes See More 6 Articulated armor piece called a “Soleret” or “Sabaton” 7 Ordinary wooden patten 8 Double-heeled patten 9 Cork patten covered in leather 10 Cork patten reinforced with steel X 11 W ooden patten reinforced with steel ______12 Pigache boot of King James I of Jeweled belts Scotland supported by chain 13 Pointed boot with short patten X Zoom in 14 Short Poulaines seen from below 15 Toggle-Latchet Shoe 16 Articulated armor piece similar to Purses Fig. 6 Zoom in 17 Articulated patten Coif 18 Double-heeled patten Chaperon with ______Liripipe Head Coverings

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Slide 9 The linen chemise was the only undergarment for women. ______

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______Slide 10 Women’s gowns fit the body more closely in the 14th Century. ______

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14th Century gown or cote Gown or cote and surcote

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Slide 11 Custom dictated the dress of royal women in France. ______

• Jeweled • Brooches ______•Cote • Plastron or Placard • Sideless Surcote ______

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Slide 12 Women’s cotehardie in England typically has hanging lappets. ______

______Lappet

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______Slide 13 Outdoor garments for women were cape-like. ______

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Slide 14 Accessories of note. ______

JewelryX Head coverings X

Purse Hanger ______

Belt

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Jewelry

Fragile purse remnant found in a late-14th XZoom in more century deposit in London. Purse To see more details regarding Aumônières also known as alms purses Visit La Cotte Simple ______X

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Slide 15 As jackets grew shorter in the 15th Century, so did braies. ______

Click on image to apply hose, chemise and a short jacket ______

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______Slide 16 Separate hose are gradually replaced by joined hose that have a pouch at ______the front called a codpiece.

Click on image to apply short jacket ______

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Slide 17 Cotehardie is replaced by … ______

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Slide 18 Doublets or short Houppelandes. ______

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______Slide 19 The houppelande continues to be important until the last third of the ______1400s.

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Slide 20 Jackets of the last half of the 1400’s grow wide at the shoulders. ______

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Slide 21 Outdoor garments for men. ______

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Cape Huke Cloak

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______Slide 22 Accessories of note. ______

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Pointed Poulaines or Crakowes ______

Hats ______

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Slide 23 In the 15th Century women adopted the houppelande. ______

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Slide 24 Gowns follow body lines closely. ______

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______Slide 25 In the last half of the 1400’s upper class women adopted an elaborate ______gown with a deep v-neck.

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Slide 26 A loose gown, called roc appears in northern Europe. ______

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Slide 27 Outdoor Garments For Women ______

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______Mantle Cape

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______Slide 28 Accessories of Note ______

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Purses Shoe and Wooden Patten Jewelry See Example ______

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Headwear See Example

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Slide 29 For Further Study ______Museum Collections: Middle Ages Morgan Library, New York www.morganlibrary.org/collections Metropolitan Museum, Permanent Collection, The Cloisters. www.metmuseum.org/works_of_art/collection.asp

Actual Medieval Costume http://www.virtue.to/articles/extant.html ______

Web Sites About Medieval Costume http://www.ceu.hu/medstud/manual/SRM/costumes.htm http://www.costumes.org/classes/fashiondress/latemedieval.htm http://www.costumes.org/history/100pages/timelinepages/14thcent1.htm http://www.costumes.org/history/100pages/timelinepages/15thcent1.htm http://www.uvm.edu/~hag/sca/15th/index.html ______

Articles Of Interest To Costumers http://www.virtue.to/articles/

Drawings Showing The Structure Of Medieval Costume Houston, M. 1996. Medieval Costume in England and France, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications. ______http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/14thcentury.html

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Slide 30 Image Credits ______

Image of Medieval Castle, courtesy of [www.clipart.com , 7/26/05]. Image of Moy bog garment reproduction inspired by the original at the National Museum of Ireland. The gown is designed, modeled and entirely hand sewn by Marie Chantal Cadieux. [http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/] Illustration of Middle Ages Woman by Marie Chantal Cadieux. [http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/] Image of French Royal Sideless surcote hand sewn and modeled by Marie Chantal Cadieux. [http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/] Image of Wimple hand sewn and modeled by Marie Chantal Cadieux. [http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/] Images of child with footed hose, footed hose and short jacket, and wool cap, hand sewn and modeled by Marie Chantal Cadieux son. ______[http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/] Image of Christine de Pisan interpretations: Model and costume conception by Marie Chantal Cadieux, photography by Samy Fay. [http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/] Images of linen braies, linen chemise, linen coif, and wool hood/caperone, courtesy of [ www.revivalclothing.com ]. Image of Replica Medieval Crown, courtesy of Mr. Steve Millingham, www.pewterreplicas.co.uk. Image of medieval belts, reprinted with permission of The Cleveland Museum of Art. Image of 15th century jewelry, reprinted with permission of Victoria and Albert Museum. Various images in this chapter courtesy of www.medievaldesign.com, courtesy of Mr. Luciano Verzola; Fairchild Publications, Inc.; Fairchild ______Library; Photo Arts; and [http://pages.infinit.net/cadieux3/pisan.html.]; [www.cottesimple.com].

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