Traphagen, Ethel, b. 1884 · New York, John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 135
lars set withgems were favored. The men wore veryshort, often slashed,trousers, long stockings,a doublet with asquare neck, slashed,round - pointed shoes,a Ml! a mantle. SeeFigs. 151 and 153. The first changecame in the latterpart of the century,when many womenwore a waist wiiichbuttoned to the… … of llic lute Renaissance, 158CJ. in the silliouette. Thewaist became smallerin size. Both roundlength and long skirtswere worn. T^rains wereworn on horseback, oneof which was seventyfeet long. The widelyopen bodice becamepopular, to which im-mense ruffs were added.The balloon-shapedsleeves, too,…
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