Houppelande

of the 19th century

Period: around 1450

The medieval dress, made in the style of a 15th century houppelande, is crafted from a red silk damask from the Venetian weaving mill Luigi Bevilacqua.

The dress has the typical high waist, wide sleeves and a skirt with fine pleats. The cuffs and collar are made of "ermine" (faux fur). There is a drawstring in both side seams to adjust the width. Underneath the houppelande is an underdress made of hand-woven silk.

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