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Henrietta of England was an English princess who lived during the 17th century. She belonged to the House of Stuart and after her marriage to Philippe I, Duke of Orléans, became the Duchess of Orléans. Despite being an English princess, Henrietta spent the majority of her life in France and was a prominent figure in the court of her brother-in-law, the French king, Louis XIV.
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1660s Cavalier | Fresh Frippery
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Henriette Anne, Duchess of Orleans, 1644 - 1670. Fifth daughter of Charles I, by Jean Nocret (1660):
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The Silver Tissue Dress—paired with a dress worn by Oscar-winning actress Audrey Hepburn during the film "Roman Holiday"—will appear at the Crown to Couture fashion exhibition at London's Kensington Palace between April and October 2023.
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Ignore the fussy lace and the poufy sleeves. The neckline, the long bodice and the shape of the skirt are what’s important here. Silver tissue dress, c.1660, Bath.
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This is the dress seen in the last image with a new chemise and the skirt extended outwards. The dress has a tabbed bodice.
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I have always had a fondness for Dutch paintings from the 1650's and the 1660's. My favorite is Ter Borch, but Gabriël Metsu has painted my favorite dress and that became the dress my project was mainly based on. I also found the 1660's bodice pattern and construction notes on the book Seventeenth-Century Women's Dress Patterns: Book 2 extremely useful. The dress is completely hand sewn from duchess silk satin, linen canvas, mid weight linen and a finer white linen using linen and silk…
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1690's Men's Fashion.
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Restoration Wedding Gown by Rossetti (http://www.rossetti.vispa.com/17.htm)
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The Frenchman on the left meets the Englishman on the right.
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Fashion and costume history of the Baroque. The epoch of Baroque lasted from 1575 to 1770. It is divided into early Baroque (until about 1650), the High Baroque (ca. 1650-1720) and late Baroque or Rococo (ca. 1720-1770).
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Description In 1660s dresses have wide necklines, puffy sleeves and long, pointed bodices (and they're really simple in comparision with the clothes of men). Hair is worn in hurluberlu style.
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