A young woman is dressed in the style of a wealthy woman in 1665 Delft. Watch out for a surprise at the end! Thanks to support from https://www.loveniplaw.co.uk/ Filmed on Location at Gainsborough Old Hall https://www.gainsborougholdhall.com/ Director/Cinematographer: Nic Loven https://www.instagram.com/crowseyeproductions/ https://www.flickr.com/gp/54875660@N06/83a22H Producer/Costumier: Pauline Loven https://www.instagram.com/periodwardrobe/ Voice-over: Martha Milne https://www.instagram.com/machinequilter/ The Woman - Hannah Douglas https://www.spotlight.com/interactive/cv/1/F73263.html The Maid - Sarah Whitehouse http://www.sarahwhitehouse.com/ The Artist - Anthony Webster http://www.anthonywebsteractor.com/ Music: Chris Gordon http://www.chrisgordon.info/ Make-up/hair - Liv Free https://www.instagram.com/livfreemakeup/ Dresser - Kelly Clark Costume Assistant – Jasmine Clark Runner - Charlotte Halse Shoes – Kevin Garlick, http://www.kgarlick-shoemaker.co.uk/ Earrings – Parures de Lumieres, http://www.paruresdelumieres.com/ Stockings – Sally Pointer - http://sallypointer.moonfruit.com/ Delft tile and brazier – Andrew MacDonald, The Pot Shop Lincoln. https://www.facebook.com/pg/potshop1/posts/

Dressing a Renaissance Queen. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CostumeTrek/ Jury Award winner at the 2018 Lady Filmmaker's Film Festival, Official Selection of the Independent Filmmaker's Showcase Film Festival, and Official Selection of the Silicon Beach Film Festival. Take a step back in time and into the boudoir of the future Queen of France, Marie de Medici. Learn the secrets to all the layers of clothing, where they evolved from, and their meanings. Lady Filmmaker's Film Festival: http://www.ladyfilmmakers.com/ Independent Filmmaker's Showcase Fewstival: https://www.ifsfilm.com/ Silicon Beach Film Festival: http://siliconbeachff.com/ Additional credits not listed in the film: Music performed by Don Harrington: Dance of the Burgermeisters Praetorius from Terpsichore, 1612 Belle qui tien ma vie Source Materials, Books: Alcegaa, Juan de. Tailor’s Pattern book 1589 Translation by Jean Pain & Celia Bainton New York: Costume Fashion Press, reprinted 1999 Braun & Schneider Historic Costumes in Pictures New York: Dover Publications Inc.,1975 Ewing. Elizabeth Underwear: A History New York: Theater Arts Books, 1972 Linthicum, M. Channing Costume in the Drama of Shakespeare and His Contemporaries Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1936 Racine, Albert The Historical Encyclopedia of Costumes New York, Facts on File, Inc.,1997 Arnold, Janet Patterns of Fashion: The Cut and Construction of Clothes for Men and Women c1560-1620 New York: Drama Books, 1985 Brooke, Iris Footwear: a Short History of European and American Shoes New York, Theater Arts Books, 1971 Goublitz, Olaf and Carol van Driel-Murray and Willy Groenman-van Waateringe Stepping Through Time: Archeological Footwear from Prehistoric Times until 1800 Netherlands, Foundation for Promoting Archaeology, 2001 Tarrant, Naomi The Development of Costume Scotland, National Museums of Scotland in conjunction with Routledge Press, 1994 Vecllio, Cesere Vecellio’s Renaissance Costume Book All 500 Woodcut Illustrations from the Famous Sixteenth Century Compendium of World Costume New York, Dover Publications, Inc., 1997 Arnold, Janet Queen Elizabeth’s Wardrobe Uncloc’k Leeds, WS Maney & Sons Ltd.,1988 Eubank, Keith and Phyllis Tortora Survey of Historical Costume New York, Fairchild Publications, 1998 Grew, Francis and Margrethe de Neergaard Shoes and Pattens Museum of London, The Boyudell Press, 2001 Willett, C. and Phillis Cunnington The History of Underclothes New York, Dover Publications Inc., 1992 Images: Henry IV of France, Pinterest Image Interestingpretties.blogspot.co.uk “Nozze di Maria de’ Medici con Enrico IV” Jacopo di Chimenti da Empoli Salome from the St. John Retable Catalonia, Pedro Garcia de Benabarre Watercolor from 1540’s Museo Stibbert, Florence Mid 19th Century carved whalebone busks Eldred’s Auctions Carved Wooden Busk Museum of the American Revolution Jacobian Fashion Doll c.1620 The Tudor Tailor 17th Century Carved Wooden Figure in Van Dyck Genre Portrait of Louise Juliana of Orange-Nassau aged 6 with a doll Daniel van den Queborn, 1582 The wedding by Proxy of Marie de’ Medici to Henry IV Peter Paul Rubens

In this video I will share two interpretations on what I think could have been worn during the late 14th - early 15th century in northern Europe (Germany and Scandinavia) Two fun facts: - I only had one camera during this, which meant putting on the clothes several times and constantly moving the camera - It was barely over zero degrees these days, which explains why I'm wearing pants underneath, which you can spot in the beginning, but is also why you can see two shifts in the same clips. This was because I had the supportive one underneath - putting that on later without a mirror, help and with ice cold hands would be too big of a challenge. THANK YOU to Erik Ask-Upmark, Falsobordone, and Ida Höög for kindly letting me borrow your music More from Ida: https://soundcloud.com/idahoog More from Erik and Falsobordone: http://www.falsobordone.se/ FOLLOW ME: Instagram - @Sewingthroughthepast Pinterest - ElinAbrahamsson Mail - Sewingthroughthepast@gmail.com

16th-century portrait paintings of noblewomen in close-up. ☕ If you happen to like the video, you can treat me to a Cup of Coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/smartcollections or consider supporting my small Channel here: https://www.patreon.com/smartcollections 🤍 Your philanthropy is truly valued. #renaissancefashion #renaissance #renaissanceportrait #renaissanceart #renaissancepaintings #renaissancefamousportraits #renaissancefamousartists #renaissancefamouspaintings #arthistory #renaissancehistory

Christie’s Old Masters specialist Jonquil O’Reilly explains how men dressed to impress in the 1500s, pointing out the exquisite sartorial details in two splendid portraits. Find out more: https://www.christies.com/features/The-art-of-power-dressing-in-the-16th-century-9119-3.aspx?sc_lang=en#FID-9119

Two women get dressed in the medieval fashion of 14th century England. Costumes based on the illustrations in the Luttrell Psalter. Thanks to support from https://www.loveniplaw.co.uk/ Director/Cinematographer: Nicole Loven https://www.instagram.com/crowseyeproductions/ https://www.flickr.com/gp/54875660@N06/83a22H Producer/Costumier: Pauline Loven https://www.instagram.com/periodwardrobe/ Women: Kirsty Hannah, Lucy Sherre Cooper Production Assistant: Lilli Stoddart Voice-over: Martha Milne https://www.instagram.com/machinequilter/ Location: The Saxonhouse http://www.saxonhouse.co.uk/ Hair: Anita Cudbertson Carpentry: Peter Halse Pottery: Andrew MacDonald of the Pot Shop, Lincoln https://www.facebook.com/potshop1/ Music: Luttrell Psalter plainchant arranged by Kate Witney and recorded by Bryan Rudd Stella Splendens performed by Azhriaz Dularne and Sara Rollit, recorded by Brian Rudd