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overshoes and the
sabatons of the era's
armor were
often done in
poulaine style.
Poulaines were
periodically condemned by
Christian writers of the time as...
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surname Poulaines, France, a
commune Poulaine, a
medieval style of shoe with
pointed toes
Poulaine, a 2009
album by the
group Celer Poulaine, a character...
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Poulaines is a
commune in the
Indre department in
central France. Its coat of arms
shows a
poulaine, the pointy-toed shoe
fashionable in the 1300–1400...
- name is the very
sharp and long
pointed toe,
reminiscent of
medieval poulaines and
approximately the same as the long
pointed toes on some women's high-fashion...
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England around this time and
later developed into the
unwieldy elongated poulaines.
Supposedly Fulk
began wearing narrow shoes with
lengthened toes as a...
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States since the 21st
century Pigache, worn in 11th–13th
century Europe Poulaines, worn in 14th & 15th
century Europe Winklepickers, worn in
Britain and...
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points of
pigaches were, however, more
moderate in
length than the
later poulaines which spread from
Poland in the 14th century. The
pigache was worn in...
- Ages, and are
especially seen in art from the 15th century; a time when
poulaines—shoes with very long,
pointed toes—were
particularly in fashion. There...
- 1530–1540 1540–1550 1550–1560 1560–1590
Sabatons with
tapered points (
poulaines, pikes, or beaks)
Gilded bronze effigy at Warwick, England, of Richard...
- The arms of
Poulaines, a
French village named for the long-toed
medieval shoe The
sabatons of
Emperor Maximilian I, done in the
poulaine style (1485)...
