The hat investigation remains unresolved. The VMs Sagittarius' hat has a significant brim and does not lay against the forehead like a hood or a cowl would. It seems more similar to the black-hat illustration of Philip the Good in the Wiki Chaperon link. The second part of the hat investigation is the upper extension of the hat regarding its relative length. Then there is the matter of 'pull-over' versus 'wrap around'. The VMs is clearly not a 'pull-over', but other examples are more difficult to determine.
The wide brimmed hat of Philip the Good fits C-14 chronology. There's a red hat as well, IIRC. Perhaps there are other examples.
And there is the issue of color, because the VMs hat is 'white'. Ambiguously 'white' because it is unpainted, while the archer's clothes a painted blue. Yet it could also be seriously 'white' because no other option would reference "le chaperon blanc" of the Cabochien revolt. Surely such a historical reference would still be valid during the latter part of the C-14 dating.
The wide brimmed hat of Philip the Good fits C-14 chronology. There's a red hat as well, IIRC. Perhaps there are other examples.
And there is the issue of color, because the VMs hat is 'white'. Ambiguously 'white' because it is unpainted, while the archer's clothes a painted blue. Yet it could also be seriously 'white' because no other option would reference "le chaperon blanc" of the Cabochien revolt. Surely such a historical reference would still be valid during the latter part of the C-14 dating.