Morten St George Theory

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This here is an image from the VMS alongside an image from one of the Toledo manuscripts:



Notice the double-lined necklines, long-sleeve shirts ending just before the wrist and, above all, flat top hats with a bulge in the middle. Off-hand, I'd say the VMS is depicting standard Spanish clothing of the 13th century, not the 15th century.

I'm not sure what you're trying to show, Morten. Long-sleeve shirts are common—they can be found anywhere. Long-sleeve shirts with sleeves that are WIDE AT THE ELBOW and NARROW AT THE WRIST are not common. Those are the ones you have to look for.

I don't see any similarity between the hats. You have a cloth beret on the left and a metal crown on the right.

I haven't found very many berets, and the poofy ones are even less common, but the ones I located (if I remember correctly) were from France, possibly southern France.