Habit of a Lady of Quality of Bavaria in 1581

by Thomas Jefferys

This beautiful illustration done by Thomas Jefferys provides a wonderful insight into the world of fashion prevalent in the Holy Roman Empire in the latter part of the 16th century. This print shows the costume of a noblewoman from Bavaria in the year 1581. Her costume is defined by the classic elements that were prevalent in the transitional phase between the Renaissance era and the beginning of the Baroque age. Her costume consists of an ornate high collar bodice, puffy sleeves, and an ample dress.

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