Francis I. 1515 to 1545. Renaissance fashion era. Artistic head-dresses. Increase of love of dress. Coaches in Paris; their influence on the fashions.
Dive deep into the Renaissance, the epoch of art, science, and discovery that shaped the modern world. From Da Vinci's masterpieces to Galileo's revelations, uncover the legacy of an era that continues to inspire and influence our cultural and intellectual landscapes.
Introduction My target years for living history are the same years of the Italian Wars (1494-1559). The Italian Wars were a series of violent conflicts for control of the Italian peninsula fought b…
The Renaissance period emerged during the 14th century in the Northern part of Italy and then later spread to the other parts of Europe in the late 15th century. This period was a period of changes…
Step into the past with our exquisite Renaissance Costume. Handcrafted in Europe, it blends historical authenticity with modern comfort. The rust-orange linen corset ensures a personalized fit with adjustable straps and a removable modesty panel. Paired with a moss-green historical skirt and a light, white cotton chemise, it evokes the spirit of the Renaissance era. Crafted from high-quality linen fabric, the Renaissance costume showcases unrivaled durability and meticulous craftsmanship. This wearable work of art in Rust Orange and Moss Green Linen is visually stunning and historically precise. Let the enchanting journey commence! Design Features of our Renaissance Costume in Rust Orange & Moss Green Linen Renaissance Corset: Robust cotton lining with a tight weave for durability Adjustable straps for a customizable fit Inclusion of a modesty panel Bronze grommets hand-set for a sophisticated finish Synthetic whalebone plastic boning selected for its pliability and resilience; molding to your body shape as it warms to your body heat Sturdy satin lacing ribbon for strength Each corset is meticulously designed to ensure both quality and comfort for our customers. Chemise: Short sleeves featuring integrated gussets ensure a comfortable fit, allowing for freedom of movement without restriction. The neckline is crafted with an adjustable ribbon tie, providing the versatility to precisely conform to the unique neckline of your corset or period costume. Cut to a stylish knee-length, this piece strikes an elegant balance between modern convenience and historical charm. Skirt: 2 panels of linen fabric, joined at the sides with an open upper end on each side for effortless wear. Pleating according to the 18th-century style. The front pleats extend from the central box towards the sides, while the back pleats start from the sides and converge in the middle of the back. Length: 95 cm / 37,5 inches In the photos, the linen skirt is shown layered over a bum pad, which adds volume to the hips and accentuates the waist's finesse. Fabrics and Care of your Renaissance Costume Corset Outer Fabric & Skirt: 100% European medium weight linen - 6.05 oz/yd² / 205 g/m² Laundered & mechanically softened Corset Lining: Composition: 100% Raw Cotton (155 gr/m²) Color: Beige Chemise: Composition 100 % Natural Cotton Type of fabric: Poplin Approximate weight: 70 gr/m² Soft Texture Care Instructions: To care for your Renaissance costume, we recommend dry cleaning only (except for the chemise) ensuring your costume remains in pristine condition for all your historical adventures. How to Wear your Costume To wear your Renaissance costume, please follow these steps: Skirt: Secure the linen skirt by tying the back panel ties and knotting them at the front. Adjust the front panel by wrapping it like an apron around the waist, making a double turn. In the accompanying photos, the skirt is styled with a bustle pad to add volume to the hips and highlight the waist. Bodice: Put on the corset. Cross the cord through the metal eyelets, starting from the bottom and going to the top. Before tightening the drawstring, slide the modesty panel behind it and ensure a comfortable, snug fit around the chest. Adjust the straps. About Sizing Finding the Right Size: Please refer to the size chart to select the correct size for your Renaissance Costume. Keep in mind that historical costumes don't follow standard sizing, so getting an accurate fit is important for comfort and effectiveness. Here's a complete guide on how to measure yourself. Custom Sizing: If your measurements don't align with the sizes on the chart, we recommend choosing the "custom size" option. After placing your order, submit your measurements through our Custom Sizing Form as soon as possible. Delay in receiving your measurements will also delay your order. Processing Times All our garments, including the Isolde Renaissance Costumes, are handmade in our workshop in Spain. Each piece is crafted with love and care, using the finest materials to ensure excellent quality. These garments are meant to be cherished for years to come.The typical production time for Renaissance Costumes ranges from 6-8 weeks, depending on the current order volume. Keep in mind that the processing time does not include shipping.
Transport yourself to a bygone era with our Renaissance Costume in Rust Orange and Chocolate Linen. Meticulously handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, this ensemble is an exquisite choice for Renaissance fairs, Medieval events, or any special occasion where you seek to immerse yourself in history. The rust orange corset, fashioned from premium linen, boasts adjustable straps and a lace-up design that ensures both comfort and a personalized fit. Harmoniously complementing the corset is a chocolate linen skirt, pleated to add volume and movement, evoking the warmth and earthiness of the Renaissance era. For the finishing touch, a lightweight cotton blouse bestows a delightful airiness to the ensemble, making it perfect for extended days of revelry or fair festivities. With this Renaissance Costume from Atelier Serraspina, relish the opportunity to embrace history and embark on a truly distinctive sartorial adventure. Design Features of our Renaissance Costume in Rust Orange & Chocolate Linen Renaissance Corset: Robust cotton lining with a tight weave for durability Adjustable straps for a customizable fit Inclusion of a modesty panel Bronze grommets hand-set for a sophisticated finish Synthetic whalebone plastic boning selected for its pliability and resilience; molding to your body shape as it warms to your body heat Sturdy satin lacing ribbon for strength Each corset is meticulously designed to ensure both quality and comfort for our customers. Chemise: Short sleeves featuring integrated gussets ensure a comfortable fit, allowing for freedom of movement without restriction. The neckline is crafted with an adjustable ribbon tie, providing the versatility to precisely conform to the unique neckline of your corset or period costume. Cut to a stylish knee-length, this piece strikes an elegant balance between modern convenience and historical charm. Skirt: 2 panels of linen fabric, joined at the sides with an open upper end on each side for effortless wear. Pleating according to the 18th-century style. The front pleats extend from the central box towards the sides, while the back pleats start from the sides and converge in the middle of the back. Length: 95 cm / 37,5 inches In the photos, the linen skirt is shown layered over a bum pad, which adds volume to the hips and accentuates the waist's finesse. Fabrics and Care of your Renaissance Costume Corset Outer Fabric & Skirt: 100% European medium weight linen - 6.05 oz/yd² / 205 g/m² Laundered & mechanically softened Corset Lining: Composition: 100% Raw Cotton (155 gr/m²) Color: Beige Chemise: Composition 100 % Natural Cotton Type of fabric: Poplin Approximate weight: 70 gr/m² Soft Texture Care Instructions: To care for your Renaissance costume, we recommend dry cleaning only (except for the chemise) ensuring your costume remains in pristine condition for all your historical adventures. How to Wear your Costume To wear your Renaissance costume, please follow these steps: Skirt: Secure the linen skirt by tying the back panel ties and knotting them at the front. Adjust the front panel by wrapping it like an apron around the waist, making a double turn. In the accompanying photos, the skirt is styled with a bustle pad to add volume to the hips and highlight the waist. Bodice: Put on the corset. Cross the cord through the metal eyelets, starting from the bottom and going to the top. Before tightening the drawstring, slide the modesty panel behind it and ensure a comfortable, snug fit around the chest. Adjust the straps. About Sizing Finding the Right Size: Please refer to the size chart to select the correct size for your Renaissance Costume. Keep in mind that historical costumes don't follow standard sizing, so getting an accurate fit is important for comfort and effectiveness. Here's a complete guide on how to measure yourself. Custom Sizing: If your measurements don't align with the sizes on the chart, we recommend choosing the "custom size" option. After placing your order, submit your measurements through our Custom Sizing Form as soon as possible. Delay in receiving your measurements will also delay your order. Processing Times All our garments, including the Isolde Renaissance Costumes, are handmade in our workshop in Spain. Each piece is crafted with love and care, using the finest materials to ensure excellent quality. These garments are meant to be cherished for years to come.The typical production time for Renaissance Costumes ranges from 6-8 weeks, depending on the current order volume. Keep in mind that the processing time does not include shipping.
CUSTOM MADE to your own measurements and colors by a qualified seamstress When buying Please send me your measurements by email - bust, waist, hips, and length from shoulder to waist and from waist to floor- l will also need your arm length and any other measurements you feel may be needed the photo is a guide to the style of the gown and can be altered to suit you = l have shown just some of the samples of the fabrics available you will feel so beautiful in your gown made in washable velvets and brocades You have a choice of fabrics and colors - l really enjoy creating this type of costume and had my own shop for 23 years before my retirement you can also find me at = etsy/shop/cindysboho
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