Gentleman and Lady
fashion print by Bonnard, 1680
lady only, for the time being...
décolleté
lower
bodice
upper
skirt
shoe
The lady's summer habit consists of a petticoat and manteau of the same striped fabric,
which was very popular during the early years of this manteau style. There is no noticeable
skirt support - the skirt actually almost hugs her legs. The manteau sits low on the shoulders
and is closed over the breast but opens slightly to reveal an embroidered stomacher.
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