Fashion trends during the Renaissance. Corsages.

10/25/13
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Corsages. Les modes de la renaissance de l’an 1461 á l’an 1574

Corsages. The History of French Women’s Costume. Fashion trends during the Renaissance from 1461 to 1574.

  1. Corsage under Charles IX (1574). Azure blue, embroidered in red and dark green with puffs and perforations.
  2. Marguerite de Bossu (1506). Corsage waistcoat (surcoat) fitted at the waist. Tight sleeves. The entire waistcoat is trimmed with steel buttons, as is the bottom of the green corsage and scarlet waistcoat.
  3. Corsage (1520). Beige, blue sleeves, second floating red sleeve, red guimpe, yellow braid. Blue belt, gold cabochons.
  4. Very fine, slightly starched ruff. Gauze glacis (1500).
  5. Corsage with wide sleeves, lilac. Embroidery.
  6. Viscountess of Rohan. Red tunic open at the sides, with canary yellow diamond prints.
  7. Thin starched ruff, seen from behind (see fig. 5).
  8. Lady of the French court (1560). Pink bodice, starched linen piping. Yellow braid marking the closure and waist.
  9. Corsage under François II (1559). Green-grey bodice, black and white sleeves, checkered.
  10. Antoine de Bourbon, Duke of Vendôme (1562). Straw yellow cape, azure blue stripes.

CORSAGES. L’Histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes de la renaissance de l’an 1461 á l’an 1574. 

  1. Corsage sous Charles IX (1574). Bleu azur, brodé rouge et vert foncé à bouffettes et perforé.
  2. Marguerite de Bossu (1506). Corsage gilet (surcot) cintré à la taille. Manche serrée. Tout le tour du gilet garni de boutons d’acier ainsi que le bas du corsage vert, gilet écarlate.
  3. Corsage (1520). Beige, manches bleues, 2e manche flottante rouge, guimpe rouge, galon jaune. Ceinture bleue, cabochons or.
  4. Gorgière très fine, légèrement empesée. Glacis de gaze (1500).
  5. Corsage à vastes manches, lilas. Broderies.
  6. Vicomtesse de Rohan. Tunique ouverte sur les côtés, rouge, impressions en losange jaune serin.
  7. Gorgière fine empesée, vue de dos (voir fig. 5).
  8. Dame de la cour française (1560). Corsage rose, tuyauté linon empesé. Galon jaune marquant la fermeture et la taille.
  9. Corsage sous François II (1559). Corsage vert-de-gris, manches noir et blanc, quadrillé.
  10. Antoine de Bourbon, duc de Vendôme (1562). Cape jaune paille, rayée bleu azur.

Source: L’Histoire du Costume Féminin Français. Les Modes de la Renaissance de l’an 1461 à l’an 1574. Paul Louis Victor de Giafferri. 

Les Modes de la Renaissance de l’an 1461 à l’an 1574.

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