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- 3. a boned hoop skirt.
- 4. a coat that closed completely at center front with buttons with a wide skirt reaching down to the knee.
- 9. the center of the film industry.
- 12. a high-heel shoe mounted onto a thin wood platform, while the heel was free to move up and down.
- 14. an open gown with generous pleats cascading from the back neckline, fitted to the body at the front and sides, completely open in front.
- 16. the court bodice was worn with a richly decorated petticoat and an overskirt with a long train.
- 18. specialized clothing for horseback riding; a fitted jacket in the style of a justaucorps and a waistcoat, paired with a long skirt and a trigone hat.
- 19. a high hat made of beaver fur or wool; important for day and evening wear.
- 21. “fashion merchant”, who sold small articles of fashion such as ribbons, laces, and trims for decorations.
- 23. a short-waisted, long-sleeved jacket, modeled after a man’s jacket; provided the perfect counterpoint to the high-waisted gown.
- 24. constructed with gores and boning that spiraled from the front of the body to the back, intended to release pressure on the waist.
- 25. cotton textiles made of a plain woven cotton block printed with one or two colors.
- 26. also know as smock or shift, worn as undergarment for women; composed of linen, with a drawstring neckline and sleeve cuffs.
- 28. a generously cut, open robe with wide, elbow-length sleeves and large pleats cascading from the center back neckline to the floor.
- 29. a triangular hat worn by men; the predominant hat style in the 18th century.
- 30. a style of undress; a loose, T-shaped robe with elbow-length sleeves that was belted about the body.
- 31. a type of undergarment worn under a dress to cover the outline of the farthingale.
- 33. separated garments that tied around the waist as decoration.
- 34. for informal and semiformal occasions such as afternoon gatherings, shopping, and walks.
- 36. a bell-shaped hat that curved over the head and flared at the face.
- 37. a long-sleeved jacket tailored closely to the body; worn open over a sleeved waistcoat.
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- 1. a chiton consisting of two pleated rectangles, stitched at the top and sides, that hung from the shoulders.
- 2. a hairstyle with curls piled on top of the head, decorated with ribbons and lace.
- 3. an overcoat, made in the shape of gown, made of silk or wool.
- 5. a sort of uniform worn at Versailles for everyone in attendance at the palace.
- 6. a fully boned laces bodices worn as undergarment for women.
- 7. a coat worn over the suit that had a contrasting velvet collar, a fly front, and a placket that covered and hid the buttons at the center front.
- 8. known for her day ensembles comprising a jacket, blouse, and skirt all crafted of wool jersey.
- 10. a summer gown made of white cotton, generously embroidered in white and trimmed with copious amounts of white lace.
- 11. red cap of liberty, without knee breeches, trousers with red, white, and blue striped drill.
- 13. members of a fashionable aristocratic subculture in Paris during the French Directory.
- 15. a fashionable version of the riding habit with a similar cut to the English Robe.
- 17. short woolen dark color jacket.
- 20. a French term for jumps; a sort of sleeveless cotton or linen under bodice with no stiffening.
- 22. a new type of garment to provide bust support in the absence of the corset.
- 27. a form of Romanticism, where a man places particular importance upon physical appearance, refined language, and leisurely hobbies, pursued with the appearance of nonchalance in a cult of self.
- 28. an oversized coat worn for wintertime motoring in an era of unheated cars.
- 32. a waistcoat embellished with gilt embroidery and metallic lace.
- 35. pleated or gathered strips of fabric
- 38. originated as women’s tea attire, adopted for casual resort wear in 1927.