German Nobility. Renaissance. The history of costumes.
German Lord and Lady. Last third of the 16th c.
German Knight in Armor, 15th century.
Knight in armor and noble wife in Germany 1450.
The Chinese custom of foot binding. A Woman making stockings.
The Chinese custom of foot binding as a status symbol and a mark of beauty.
German patricians. First third of the XVI century.
German patricians. Renaissance fashion in 1530. Costumes of the 16th century. Münchener Bilderbogen.
German patricians. Fashion of the first third of the 16th century.
Renaissance fashion of German patricians. On the history of costumes. First third of the XVI century.
Costumes Trotteurs. Modèls de Worth, Cheruit, Dœuillet.
LE STYLE PARISIEN, 1916. COSTUMES TROTTEURS. Modèls de Worth, Cheruit, Dœuillet.
Evening Coats Paris 1917. Modèls de Élégances Parisiennes
Modèls de Élégances Parisiennes. MANTEAUX DU SOIR 1917. Broderies de Schiller.
Garnished hats with ribbons by Evelyne Varon.
Les Élégances Parisiennes 1917. LES CHAPEAUX GARNIS DE RUBANS. MODÈLS D’ EVELYNE VARON.
The Carolingian, Capetian Fashion Period 987 to 1270.
Carolingian, Capetian period. Variety of costume. Women in the twelfth century. Emblazoned gowns. The bliaud. Pelisses. The cotte-hardie.
Carolingian Costumes. Frankish King, Military Leader, Knight.
The Carolingian fashion of the nobility is still strongly influenced by the Roman fashion, mixed with Germanic and Byzantine styles.