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justacorps or
justaucorps (/ˈʒuːstəkɔːr/) is a knee-length coat worn by men in the
latter half of the 17th
century and
throughout the 18th century....
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along with the Age of
Revolution around the 1770s.
Around the 1780s, the
justaucorps was
replaced by the
previously casual frocks and
dress coats. At the...
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traced back to the end of the 18th century. New
fully black-coloured
justaucorps styles emerged around the Age of Revolution,
notably adopted by the bourgeois...
- of the 18th
century is obscure, as is its
contrasting features to the
justaucorps, the
evening wear
dress coat, and the
supplanting 19th
century frock...
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called the banyan, a knee-length robe, a more
comfortable design than the
justaucorps, onto
which shawl collars became prevalent. The
short smoking jacket...
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century customs subsequent to the
replacement of the 18th
century generic justaucorps, and has
remained fixed defined since the 20th century. The 19th century...
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November 2016). "Tout et son contraire. Adèle Haenel: "Je préfère
mettre un
justaucorps vert plutôt que d'aller dîner au Fouquet's"".
France Info (in French)...
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Revolution around the end of the 18th century, men
abandoned the
justaucorps with
tricorne hats for the
directoire style:
dress coat with breeches...
- The
shirt was worn
under the
Justaucorps in the 18th century...
- lightweight.: xx The mid
century French-originated knee-length coat, the
justaucorps, had
buttons from the neck to the knee,
buttoned sleeve cuffs, and buttoned...
