27-02-2019, 06:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 27-02-2019, 08:36 AM by -JKP-.
Edit Reason: added Koen's hat link
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Hats
Here is Koen's blog on headgear (Nov. 2016), which includes those worn by the nymphs:
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I also had information on hats and tunics more specifically related to the zodiac figures that I posted in two blogs (July 2017), along with a map of where these styles are found in manuscript art:
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Edit, addition: Koen's post with more info on hats (Sept. 2018):
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Tunics
Here is a blog on the tunic styles in the VMS (Sept. 2018), where I talk about the hats, sleeves, simple neckbands, and the way the tunics are gathered:
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And here is Koen's blog where he collected a lot of examples, and specifically looked into the baggy-elbowed tunic (Nov. 2018).
Especially note the graphs that he includes further down that show the geographical and temporal distribution of these fashions.
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Here is Koen's blog on headgear (Nov. 2016), which includes those worn by the nymphs:
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I also had information on hats and tunics more specifically related to the zodiac figures that I posted in two blogs (July 2017), along with a map of where these styles are found in manuscript art:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (fashion in the context of short-legged men)
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (rounded hat styles)
Edit, addition: Koen's post with more info on hats (Sept. 2018):
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Tunics
Here is a blog on the tunic styles in the VMS (Sept. 2018), where I talk about the hats, sleeves, simple neckbands, and the way the tunics are gathered:
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And here is Koen's blog where he collected a lot of examples, and specifically looked into the baggy-elbowed tunic (Nov. 2018).
Especially note the graphs that he includes further down that show the geographical and temporal distribution of these fashions.
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