Female attire in 14-15th cen.

The pictures presented below are examples of some of my products. I will gladly undertake preparing costumes based on iconographical sources.

1. A cotehardie from the end of the fourteenth - the beginning of the fifteenth century; laced on the sides. Being composed of ten parts, the dress tightly covers the silhouette. The skirt is additionally widened by two gores. The tight sleeves are buttoned until the elbow.

2. A kirtle from the end of the fourteenth - the beginning of the fifteenth century; composed of six parts and laced on the sides. The tight sleeves are buttoned until the elbow. In the second picture worn under a gown, also constructed from six parts, with long, hanging sleeves and a small train.

3. A kirtle from the beginning of the fifteenth century; composed of six parts and laced on the sides. The kirtle is short-sleeved; the additional sleeves are attached with brass pins.

4. A fifteenth century kirtle laces at the front. It is composed of four parts, the skirt is further widened by two gores. The dress is short-sleeved; the additional sleeves are attached with brass pins.

5. A short-sleeved kirtle from the second half of the fifteenth century; laced on the sides. Separated bodice is constructed form three parts, the skirt gathered around the waist and forming beautiful folds.

6. A kirtle from the second half of the fifteenth century; laced at the front. Separated bodice is constructed from four parts; the skirt has the shape of a circle. The dress is short-sleeved; the additional sleeves are attached with brass pins.

7. A kirtle from the end of the fifteenth century; laced at the front. Separated bodice is constructed from six parts; the skirt is gathered around the waist. The dress has short sleeves.

8. A fifteenth century kirtle laces at the front. It is composed of six parts, the skirt is further widened by two gores. The dress is short-sleeved; the additional sleeves are attached with brass pins.

9. A German gown from the end of the fifteenth century with characteristic deep, pointed décolletage and original sleeve construction. The skirt is widened by four gores and has a small train.

10. A German gown from the end of the fifteenth century with characteristic deep, pointed décolletage and original sleeve construction. The sleeves are slashed and laced together in three places. The skirt is widened by four gores and has a small train.