The Wardrobe

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Welcome to The Wardrobe: A compilation of all the outfits and accessories I've made to date.

They are listed roughly in order --from newest to oldest-- with links the original Dress Diaries as well followups where applicable.  Accessories and undergarments are grouped towards the end.

(Hopefully this will be easier to navigate than the "labels" list in the sidebar.)
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Grey-Brown Tudor Waistcoat
Dress Diary


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Black Fitted Gown
Dress Diary





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German Camp Follower
Dress Diary


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Black 1590s Loose Gown
Dress Diary


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Red Short Sleeved Kirtle
Dress Diary 
Follow up One & Two




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Blue Short Sleeved Kirtle
Dress Diary
Follow up One, Two & Three




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Mustard Brown Doublet
Dress Diary
Follow up One



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Kenau Simonsdochter Hasselaer Outfit
Dress Diary
Follow up One



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Green "Aertsen" Kirtle
Dress Diary


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Rust Waistcoat
Dress Diary


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Blue "Trevelyon" Gown
Dress Diary


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Red & Tan Petticoat Bodies
Dress Diary


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Brown Fitted Gown
Followups One, Two & Three

 


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Beige-Brown Kirtle 
Dress Diary
Followup One


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Brown Kirtle
Dress Diary


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Blue Waistcoat
Followups One, Two, Three, Four and Five




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Black Pair of Bodies
Dress Diary
Followup One



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Grey Dorothea Pair of Bodies
Dress Diary
Followup One


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Ruffs
Dress Diary
Followups One, Two, and Three



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Gloves
Dress Diary


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Dutch Caps & Veils
Dress Diary



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Huik
Dress Diary
Followup One


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"Wearing vs Styling: Accessorizing to Create a Period Look"
Summary


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Grey-Brown Tudor Waistcoat

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I decided I needed a quick, last minute project for this year's Renaissance Faire (I like to try for at least one new piece every season, even if it's just an accessory) and settled on the short waistcoat from The Typical Tudor.
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Wearing vs Styling: Introduction

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INTRODUCTION: Welcome to a summary of a recent talk I gave at the Westcoast Elizabethan Clothing Symposium entitled: " Wearing vs Styling: Accessorizing to Create a Period Look ". As it says on the tin, the talk focused primarily on the use (and sometimes the misuse) of accessories.
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