Clothing Culture In Paintings -- Gothic Style Sleeves In Fifteenth Century Prints

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This is a portrait depicting the fifteenth Century French lady and queen Isabella, showing the late Gothic.

Women's wear

Characteristics.

The ladies in the picture are dressed in Kodak's Asian style dress. The fabric and color are gorgeous. Some of them also have the embroidery of waking day.

In the middle ages, the guard thought women were easy to be tempted, so use them.

female clothing

Wrap up the woman's body strictly and cover it completely.

The top of the Nong skirt is very close, with the waist up, and it stays under the chest.

Below the waist is a loose bell shaped skirt.

Very peculiar is the long sleeves of women's wear during this period.

As you can see from the picture, the sleeves of the ladies are in a big horn shape, widening from their elbows to the ground.

Usually, the sleeves of the undergarments are tightly wrapped around the arms, while the outer sleeves are sleeved.

Compared with the previous ones

foresleeve

It is more exaggerated, dangling on the arm, and has no practical value. Its function is only to show the leisurely leisure of a lady.

The long hanging sleeves and dragged skirts are just a style, and exaggerated adornment is also a beautiful expression in the dress without many beautiful shapes.

In the end of the Middle Ages in Europe in fifteenth Century, people were also seeking relief when they were bound and oppressed by religion.

Under the influence of aesthetic and religious thoughts in the great era, women's clothing before the Renaissance still did not break away from the characteristics of that era.

However, even in a more depressed culture, women can always pursue novelty and unique costumes.