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Portrait of Dianora Salviati, Marchesa Frescobaldi, full-length

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Jewelled Headband and Italian Hair style

I made this headband in April to go with my Italian gowns. It is meant to be worn with Italian style-hair; i.e. the rolled front swept back into a bun or hair taped or hidden in a caul. The band sits subtly behind and slightly under the rolled part of the hair. This band was a bit of an experiment, based on Italian sixteenth century female portraits. Unfortunately, I can''t find any extant examples (they were probably broken up and elements re-used when fashions changed.) I used velveteen…

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I recently became highly obsessed with the TV show The Borgias, so when it came time for me to make my monthly Thrifty Thursday purchase all I could think about were Italian Renaissance dresses. Just look at these dresses! They may not be 100% historically accurate, but it is impossible to deny that they are pieces of art. Can you see why I was inspired? I got one white sheet, a pillow case that I stole the trim from, an opulent bed skirt, four pieces of light brown fabric, and a pearl…

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Red Italian Renaissance Dress 16th Century - Etsy Australia

The costume consists of: a dress. The original fabric is out of stock! The dress will be made in other similar fabrics. We offer five standard sizes to choose from. If these sizes are suitable for you, you can place an order with one of them and text us your height. If your height is not specified, we will consider it to be a standard height e.g. 165 centimeters / 5’5’’. If you want us to make it with your specific measurements - place an order and we will make a dress without additional…

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Another of Europe’s oldest surviving dresses: The Florentine gown, ca. 1550-60. Pisa: Museo di Palazzo Reale. Source: Pinterest. This red velvet dress Is one of two surviving dresses from Florence during the period 1540-1580. The other is Eleonora of Toledo’s burial dress. This dress was once believed to have also been worn by Eleanor. Now it’s thought more likely to have belonged to someone at her court, possibly a lady in waiting. #fashionhistory #renaissance #reddress #16thcentury

Another of Europe’s oldest surviving dresses: The Florentine gown, ca. 1550-60. Pisa: Museo di Palazzo Reale. Source: Pinterest. This red velvet dress Is one of two surviving dresses from Florence during the period 1540-1580. The other is Eleonora of Toledo’s burial dress. This dress was once believed to have also been worn by Eleanor. Now it’s thought more likely to have belonged to someone at her court, possibly a lady in waiting. #fashionhistory #renaissance #reddress #16thcentury

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