German Citizens in 1480, 15th century. Middle ages fashion.

4/13/13
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German Citizens, 1480

German Citizens in 1480, 15th century.

The man is dressed in the typical dandy fashion, late Gothic dress. He wears a beret with a large feather, a pleated shirt with sash provided, plus a close-fitting trousers (Miparti), belted at the waist. Toed shoes, Poulines,  with a long narrow tip. Over his shoulder he wears a coat that is held together on the right shoulder.

The woman dress is close fitting with deep front and back clipping. It is belted at the waist. Through the length of it is worn gathered. Headdress with veil. 

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