An Elizabethan noblewoman required a corset, a hoopskirt, and a bumroll to not only achieve the desired silhouette, but to support the weight of the fabric and jewels on the clothing. A middle-class women could forego the bumroll, but she still required the corset and hoop. There are a myriad of variations on sleeve and hat styles, but the basic line is a square necked, v-dropped bodice, and a full, deeply-pleated skirt. Price range $350.00 and up, not including the underpinnings. |
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Janet - This middle-class renaissance ensemble features a brocade bodice with picadils and an attached overskirt. The bodice and overskirt are lined. There is a blue satin placket which laces closed on both sides of the center front. The underskirt and chemise are made from matching satin. Janet - $450.00 as shown, not including underpinnings. |
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The perfect clothing for a day at the Renaissance Faire! |
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