Parallels for dress: Gemini MALE

[DONJCH]

JKP I adjusted the list based on your comments. Sleeves width has been made less restrictive, we'll only consider fitting at wrist. I have als made the "vertical lines" less restrictive since we can't really be sure what's going on.

Just as an example I'll suggest the guy on the left for the dress (his boots and hat are of a completely different type)


Poésies
Northeastern France, 1425-1430
MS M.396. Fol. 110r

1. Belted
   
2. Length: between knees and ankles (?)
   
3. Lobed bottom (wavy)
   
4. Vertical lines in body (folds, plaits...)
   
5. Neck collar
   
6. Sleeve collars
   
7. Sleeves till wrist
   
8. Sleeves fitting/narrow at wrist
   
9. No overcoat
   

He maintains all properties but the colour, so based on these criteria he should be a decent example, at least worth a mark on the map and timeline we're trying to construct. The sleeves do remain a point of doubt for me, but it may be best to include both narrow and wide ones?

Koen, this one also shows one distinctive feature Of the VMS drawing that is not on your list - the way the proportions are borked so that the belt appears to be slung around the upper thighs.