Habit of a Nobleman of Burgundy in 1581

by Thomas Jefferys

In this particular print, which became famous through Thomas Jefferys in his book called A Collection of the Dresses of Different Nations, one can find inspiration from as far back as 1581 and the aristocratic style of Burgundy. Indeed, it was quite an interesting time for Burgundy as its styles were influenced by both the Spanish Court and French high fashions.

Clothing that was worn by a Nobleman in such times was aimed at showing power, nobility, and wealth. Unlike other fashions of the previous centuries, the 1580s were marked by stiff and architecture-inspired fashion.

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