Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 33
t at the centre front and were held together by aclasp. The lateral openings of the surcot were so largethat practically none of the material showed on the frontof the waist. At the back there was still the same narrowband of fur extending from shoulder to shoulder. Fromit the material fell in long… … 14th-century costume 16 Dressmaking The girdle was still worn over the cotte about the hipsand showed at the side openings of the surcot. The coiffure had changed. For a short period the hairwas plaited and worn in a knot at the back. A flat bandwas frequently drawn under the chin and fastened at…
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