1570s fashion

Gentlewoman's Gown 1570s Il Libro del Sarto aka The Milanese Tailor's Handbook Querini-Stampalia Library Venice

Flemish School, early 1570's. A Portrait of a Lady in Black and White, erroneously once thought to be Mary Tudor. Oil on panel. 30.5cm by 24.5cm.

1570s men from period costume book | ECB FB group

Description Various dresses of the Elizabethan renaissance period.

I liked all the colors of this dress. One of the characther I would like to have all this colors involved - The blue, gold and red. Because each one of them represents different emotions and social class of the character.

British School Portrait of George Delves and a Female Companion Google Art Project

Late 1500's

*** Well, it's been a hot minute but I finally have an update for this (very neglected) blog! It's been a year (or three) of starts and stops. Despite the radio silence I've actually been working on quite a few slow-burn projects, including two that didn't quite go to plan. First, I was in an early-period mood after re-watching the excellent "Tudor Monastery Farm" and managed to source some absolutely lovely wool for a Brueghel inspired outfit... But shortly after I started patterning…

Dark majesty. King Henri III of France wears the garb of the Order of the Holy Spirit, which he started in 1578. The blue ribbons used to hold the Order’s medallion may be the origin of the phrase “cordon bleu” for excellence.

Flemish-gentlewoman-Dutch-lady, de Heere?

Portrait of a lady, traditionally identified as Louise de Lorraine (1553-1601)

Jooris van der Straaten also called Jooris van Gent (fl. 1552-1577) — Isabel of Austria, 1573 : The Convent of Las Descalzas Reales, Madrid. Spain (640×970)

Francis I. 1515 to 1545. Renaissance fashion era. Artistic head-dresses. Increase of love of dress. Coaches in Paris; their influence on the fashions.