Timeline of Costume: Late 16th Century Europe (1570 to 1600ce) Page 1

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Accessories Book & Gift Store Classes Corsets & Underwear Computers Costumes 4 Sale Costume e-Lists Dance Costumes Designs & Designers Dolls "Ethnic" Dress Fashion Theory Free eGroup Free Stuff Halloween (Costume) History How-To Kinky Clothing Major Sites Military Uniforms Movie Costumes Museums New Pages Occupational & Occasion- Specific Patterns Questions? Religious Dress Theatre History Travel for Costumers Unite! Vintage Clothing Weddings Weird Clothing	2 Plates of French Costume from MODES ET COSTUMES HISTORIQUES, drawn and engraved by Pauquet Freres (the Pauquet Brothers) in the 19th Century.
	Gentleman 1572	Queen 1570
	1580 (Boehn)	1580 (Boehn)

Video: Il Ballarino : The Art of Renaissance Dance Tudor Costume and Fashion Vecellio's Renaissance Costume Book : All 500 Woodcut Illustrations from the Famous Sixteenth-Century Compendium of World Costume	(Boehn)	Mary Fitton, 1596 (Norris V.3 pt .2)
	(Boehn)	(Femmes)
	Henri III in 1580 (Quicherat)	(Femmes)

English Costume from the Early Middle Ages Through the Sixteenth Century Authentic Everyday Dress of the Renaissance : All 154 Plates from the 'Trachtenbuch' Ultimate Sticker Book: Costume	Queen Elizabeth I, 1588 (Norris V.3 pt .2)	Queen Elizabeth I, 1590 (Norris V.3 pt .2)
	(Femmes)	(Femmes)
	(Femmes)	(Femmes)

Tailor's Pattern Book 1589 Blackwork Queen Elizabeth I Nicholas Hilliard Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com	French Noblewoman	Frenchwoman
	Peasant of Piscane	Plebian Spaniard
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