Timeline of Costume: Late 16th Century Europe (1570 to 1600ce) Page 2

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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	Queen Elizabeth I, 1589-1594 (Norris V.3 pt .2)	Queen Elizabeth I at Blackfriars, 1600 (Norris V.3 pt .2)
	Queen Elizabeth I, 1570-1575 (Norris V.3 pt .2)	Queen Elizabeth I, 1588 (Norris V.3 pt .2)
	Queen Elizabeth I, 1587 (Norris V.3 pt .2)	Travel cape of Stefan Prauns, 1571 (Kohler)

Elizabethan Treasures : The Hardwick Hall Textiles Fight Direction for Stage and Screen	Velvet cape c. 1570-80 (Kohler)	Helmet and Hat, end of the 16th Century (Kohler)
	Voided velvet jacket, 16th Century (Kohler)	Voided velvet jacket, 16th Century (Kohler)
	Man's Shirt, 16th Century (Kohler)	Venetian Courtesan

Italian Renaissance Costumes Paper Dolls (Paper Doll Series) Elizabeth I : Collected Works Patterns of Fashion : The Cut and Construction of Clothes for Men and Women C1560-1620	A wealthy Venetian courtesan (Stibbert)	A noble Venetian debutante (Stibbert)
	Venetians (Stibbert)	A Spanish Gentleman of the second half of the 16th Century (Stibbert)
	Gentlemen in the fashion of 1570 & 1572 (Quicherat)	King James VI of Scotland Federico Zuccaro Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com

Period Costume for Stage & Screen : Patterns for Women's Dress 1500-1800, Orchesography (16th Century Dance Manual)	Queen Elizabeth I (Norris V.3 pt .2)	a French officer c. 1580
	Halloween and Party costumes at CostumeCity
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