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Shoes that women wore during Italian Renaissance

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Shoes from modern day. Infront of the shoes is pointy and it has heel. Also, this shoes's design has flower and laces that women shoes usually used to have it during the Renaissance.

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Still many people wears goldstone or jewerly necklaces. Designers got inspired from fanciness of itilian renaissance fashion and they make it more flashy and luxurious.

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Clothes that are similar with Italian Renaissance fashion comes out in modern Fashion show. Many fashion designers get inspired from Italy Renaissance fashion. This was the Gabbana Autumn/Winter 2012/2013 fashion show in Milan, Italy.

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15th century Italian Renaissance fashion

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Fashion Museum Italian Renaissance

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Fashion Museum Italian Rennaisance è nato per volere di Ketty Dagostino. Iscritto all'interno di Città Ideale 3D in Second Life rappresenta un'altro spicchio del passato Storico che appartiene a di tutti noi. Ringrazio tutti coloro che hanno lavorato con me per la realizzazione di questo Museo : FiBiX Steig TZN86 Blinker BabyDream Jun Katiuscia P.

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-The shoulder was completely covered (ditated by early renaissance fashion in Rome)

-Horned head dress

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How men and women generally dressed up during Italian Renaissance.

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During the 15th century through 16th century, Italy was called a birthplace of Renaissance.

Italian fashion became famous by Charles VIII and it influenced Europe and many other

countries, especially France. Francis I and Henri II of France adopted the Italian Renaissance

fashions. People'sfavorite colors were reds, greens, blues and golds. The characteristic of the

femail dress was fullness, but male's dresses were very tight. Men wore broad feathered hat,

trunk hose, and trousses. Children's fashion mimicked adult clothing. Until they were six or

seven, boys wore gowns nearly identical to those worn by girls.

During 16th century, there was a seperation of Italian fashion between ancient and modern

dresses. Both man and women wore tight dresses that fit to their body. Women's dresses were

tight on the waist and wide on the front so they could show the rich under-petticoat. Some

females wore large collars. Their hair style changed into rolls and ornamented the top of the head

with gold stones, jeweles, and feathers. Men wore tight hose and cloak which was much ornamented.

On the top, they wore coats. Their collar was changed higher in the early 16th century and it kept by wires.

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Portrait of a Noblewoman, attributed to Raphael

- over-sized sleeves became popular in early 16th century.

- "turban style" was led by Isabella d'Este, Marchesa of Mantua.

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http://www.renaissance-spell.com/Renaissance-Fashion.html

http://theborgias.wikifoundry.com/page/Italian+Renaissance+CLOTHING+%26+FASHION

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/9d/81/44/9d81445da8c3b7d9cfc20864fc328284.jpg

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World History

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