FALL 2015 READY-TO-WEAR

Alberta Ferretti

Work Cited: https://digitalbookshelf.aionline.edu/#/books/9781628921687/cfi/6/34!/4/372/2/2/2@0:61.4

http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2015-ready-to-wear/alberta-ferretti/slideshow/collection

FUNNEL SLEEVES

1450-1500 AD

Italian women

(c. 1450–1465)

in Renaissance dresses made of richly colored fabric that may be velvet. The woman’s decoratively embroidered camicia extends well beyond the neckline of her red brocade dress,

At mid-century, necklines were usually rounded but cut relatively high. Toward the end of the century, necklines

Funnel Sleeves —Sleeves that start big and tighten toward the cuff.

Stomacher—False False front or ornamental covering on the front of bodice.

Clocking—Embroidery on the socks at the ankle and sometimes on boots

DATES:1450-1500 AD

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bullet Sculpture

bullet paintings

bullet actual garments

bullet PAINTERS: Holbein, England; Memling Durer, Breugel, Cranach, Germany; Boticelli, daVinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, Titan, Italy.

SECONDARY SOURCES:

bullet Art of the Renaissance in Northern Europe - Benesch

bullet Renaissance Humanism: 1300 - 1550 - Artz

bullet A Short history of Costume and Armour - Kelly and Schwabe

bullet History of Fashion in France - Challamel

bullet Handbook of English Costume of the 16th Century - Cunnington

bullet http://www.weber.edu/performingarts/costums/jlma.htm

http://www.cwu.edu/~robinsos/ppages/resources/Costume_History/renaissance.htm

Renaissance Costume History

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