Terms - beggining through the northern rennaisance Flashcards
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clothing
wearing apparel
dress
includes garments and aspects of personal appearance that can be changed
costume
used as a synonym for dress by scholar who study historic dress and work in the field (so: includes garments and aspects of personal appearance that can be changed)
style
the predominate form of dress in a given period and/or culture
fashion
styles of a fixed duration
silhouette
the basic shape of clothing and dress
schenti
Male - Ancient Egypt
basic garment of the egyptian nobleman - a loincloth wrapped around in a skirtlike fashion sometimes with pleats.
apron
males - ancient egypt
starched ornamental kilt which fell just above the knees and was held by a sash.
pastiche
Unisex - ancient egypt
fake beard
Ionic Chiton
unisex - ancient greece
rectangular fabric that was pinned down the arms and usually closed at one side. girdled.
Doric Chiton
unisex - ancient greece
rectangular fabric with no fold on the top. pinned at shoulers and opened to one side. girdled.
Perizoma
men (but sometimes women) - ancient greece
loincloth
Himation
unisex - ancient greek
similar to a roman toga. a rectaunglar shawl that was wrapped around the shoulders.
chlamys
men/boys - ancient greece
short cloak
diplax
female - ancient greece
small rectangle of fabric worn over a ionic chiton
chlamydon
female - ancient greece
complicated form of the diplax
petasos
men - ancient greece
brimmed hat that men wore with the chlamys
subligaria
women - ancient rome
loincloth worn by women
strophium
women - ancient rome
breast support for women
palla
women - ancient rome
similar to the himation worn over an outer tunic and was draped like a toga, pulled across the shoulder, or worn like a veil
stola
female - ancient rome
garment for free married women. long sleeveless gown usually held by clips at the shoulder
vitta
female - ancient rome
woolen band to bind hair. simply a band circling the head
tutulus
women - ancient rome
hairstyle worn by women in rome whe they became mater familias
toga
men mostly but worn by women who had been divorced on the grounds of adultery - ancient rome
a peice of cloth that would be wrapped around the entire body except for the right arm