Renaissance Period 14 th mid 17 th Centuries 2 Womens Fashion Items Included chemise later called smock long dresses which dragged on the ground cote calf or anklelength garment often decorated around the neck and hem ID: 789659
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Slide2Fashion Yesterday & Today
Renaissance Period
14
th
– mid 17th Centuries
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Slide3Women’s Fashion Items
Included:
chemise (later called smock) - long dresses which dragged on the ground
cote – calf- or ankle-length garment, often decorated around the neck and hem
head dresses, including various shapes of hoods, veils or hair nets
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Slide4Women’s Fashion Items
Included:
bodice – upper part of a woman’s dress
skirt – lower part of a woman’s dress
outer dress – one piece dress worn over the bodice and skirtcorselette – closefitting undergarment tightened with laces to squeeze the waist various hair wear such as coif (close-fitting cap) and fillet (headband made of a narrow strip of ribbon)
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Slide5Renaissance Period Fashion
Was used to represent statusexpensive clothing helped establish a reputation of wealth for the owner
Was recognized by:
ruffs (large, round collar)
excessive use of jewelry and embroidery detailed accessories, such as wigs, hats and decorative belts
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Slide6Men’s Fashion Items
Included:
camicia – undergarment, often made of silk or fine linen for upper class and coarse linen for lower class
doublet – close fitted jacket
hose – stockings which were attached to the doublet
clogs – footwear made of wood and leather for outdoor wear
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Slide7Renaissance Art
Great influence from ancient Greece and Rome
S
ought
to capture experience of individual beauty and mystery of the natural world.Skilled artisans.
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Slide8Renaissance Architecture
Included:
Elements of Greek and Roman style
Columns, pilasters, nymphs, scrolls
Symmetry, balance, proportion
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Slide9Renaissance Music
Included:The rise of humanistic thought
Training of many musicians
Freedom from Medieval constraints
New or reformed instruments
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Slide10Renaissance Politics, Societal, and Economic Happenings
Relatively stable time period
Great wealth, closed nobility lines
Towns and cities controlled by the wealthy selected or elected, but not inherited
Urban areas were commercialized
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Slide11Technology in the Renaissance
Included:
Printing press
Linear
perspective in
drawing
Patent law
Portable clocks
Eyeglasses and spectacles
Flush toilet
Slide12Example of Project
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