Timeline of Costume: Late 17th Century Europe (1665 to 1700ce) page 1

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	17th Century Women's Fashion Plates	17th Century Men's Fashions
	17th Century Lace from Palliser's History of Lace	Recommended 16th & 17th Century Costume Books

Patterns of Fashion 1: Englishwoman's Dresses and Their Construction: c.1660-1860 Restoration London : From Poverty to Pets, from Medicine to Magic, from Slang to Sex, from Wallpaper to Women's Rights Hair & Wigs for the Stage : Step by Step	17th Century Style Russian Costumes worn by the Russian Nobility to the Romanov Anniversary Ball held at the Winter Palace, February 1903.	17th Century Fabric and Lace from Speltz' "Styles of Ornament"
	Random Costume Illustrations of the 17th Century	Fancy Trade Costume-Astrologue Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com
	Woman's jacket, late 17th Century (Kohler)	Lady of the court, 1694 (Quicherat).

Musical Theatre at the Court of Louis XIV : Le Mariage De LA Grosse Cathos Female Playwrights of the Restoration: Five Comedies The Secret Life of Aphra Behn Female Tars : Women Aboard Ship in the Age of Sail	(Femmes)	(Femmes)
	Justaucorps of rust brown, c. 1690 (Kohler)	Leather Justaucorps coat, c. 1700 (Kohler)
	19th Century French Costume Designs for the Plays of Moliere	(Femmes)

Period Costume for Stage & Screen : Patterns for Women's Dress 1500-1800, The Man in the Iron Mask (Chamberlain) The Three Musketeers/ The Four Musketeers	Two sets of figures from a painting showing the gardens at Versailles around 1680-90. Versailles, (contrary to most people's impressions) was open to the public --- providing that the "public" dressed properly and didn't beg. So while these people are probably French courtiers, they could also be wealthy bourgeoisie, minor gentry, or foreigners out for Sunday sightseeing.
	Gentleman in the fashion of 1689, (Quicherat)	Gentleman in the fashion of 1693, Young man of the bourgeoisie in 1710 (Quicherat)
	Fancy Trade Costume-Jardiniere Fleuri Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com	Fancy Trade Costume-Jardinier Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com

The Man in the Iron Mask 1999 Queen Christina Fancy Trade Costume-Paticier Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com	Fashion of the year 1678 from an engraving in the Mercure galant (Quicherat)	Plates from McClellan's History of American Costume illustrated by Sophy Steele, 1904. The two figures on the left represent an English Quaker Couple of 1685, the figures at right are a French Hugenot couple of 1686.
	Officer of infantry, 1703. Lieutenant in the guards, 1683, (Quicherat)	Persons of quality in the fashion of 1664, Lady of the court in 1668. (Quicherat)


Ultimate Sticker Book: Costume	Fancy Trade Costume-Ceinturier Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com	Traditional Plague Doctor Mask from Italy
Fancy Trade Costume-Tapissier Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com	Fancy Trade Costume-Tabletier Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com	Fancy Trade Costume-Musicien Nicolas de Larmessin Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com
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