08-07-2019, 05:31 PM
As a side note, I would like to point out that the clothing depicted in manuscripts does not necessarily represent worn clothing. It was mostly the transfigured view of the clients on the common people. For example, in the Book of hours of the Duc de Berry (June). No farmer's wife walked in the field in blue and white colored Sunday clothes 
Of course, that was different with rich people. The more fabric used, the more expensive was the clothing and therefore the more affluent the wearer.
Of course, that was different with rich people. The more fabric used, the more expensive was the clothing and therefore the more affluent the wearer.
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