-
continued to wear
partlets,
usually of rich materials, with the low-cut
doublets of the
early 16th century.
Early in the 16th century,
partlets worn by women...
-
garments and
other structural garments—including
items such as corsets,
partlets, petticoats, panniers, and bustles—were used to
achieve the
desired silhouette...
- be
filled with a
partlet.
Black velvet partlets lined in
white with a high,
flared neckline were worn
pinned over the gown.
Partlets of the same rich...
- in
English a
partlet).
Partlets worn over the
smock but
under the
kirtle and gown were
typically made of lawn (a fine linen).
Partlets were also worn...
- century,
women were
wearing a
variety of accessories,
including fichus and
partlets, with
their bodices. In the 19th century, in
parts of Europe,
styles reflected...
- frontlets;
French hoods and
billiments of
black velvet and
white satin;
partlets; and
crimson velvet hats. The same
clothes were
listed again in 1547. Jane...
- "The Nun's Priest's Tale" (Middle English: The
Nonnes Preestes Tale of the Cok and Hen,
Chauntecleer and Pertelote) is one of The
Canterbury Tales by the...
- in her lap. She
owned a gold pin case, and
three gold
button clasps for
partlets each set with two "counterfeit" stones. A
girdle of gold
chain links had...
- with an open V-neckline. Some
partlets had a
collar and a back
similar to the
upper part of a shirt.
Burgundian partlets were
usually depicted worn under...
- kept by her
servant Mistress Susan, newly-made
smocks and high-collared
partlets and ruffs,
laces kept by
Mistress Purseby, a
black gown, a
plain black...
