Veils, Wimples, & Draped Headdresses
Images and descriptio ns of different styles of women' s headwear seen in 12th century illustrati ons.
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The developmen t and possible constructi on of men's and women' s headdresse s of this time, primarily those of France and those countries with immediate French contact: England, Germany, and the Low Countries. Due to a paucity of extant evidence, the majority of research concerns representa tions in illustrati on or sculpture.
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Links to images of various styles of late medieval ruffled-ed ge veils, including headdresse s referred to as nebule or kruseler.
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Headcoveri ngs available to ladies of various classes during the fourteenth century.
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A hairstyle to wear under a veil and wimple, and how to attach the veil and wimple.
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Hats, veils and other headgear.
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Use of veils in period.
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A popular fourteenth -century veil style is to have a pair of plaits framing your face which are visible under your veil.
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Step-by-st ep photograph s showing how to put on and wear veils, wimples, and caps from the 14th century.
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I came across a way of pinning a veil around a shaped foundation piece that resulted in a closer representa tion of early 15th century veiling than some of my previous attempts without needing to use more than one veil.
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Last listing added: 12/02/18
Regular: 12
Last listing added: 12/02/18