Fashion ruled the courts of the "Sun King," Louis XIV (1638-1715), and his successor, Louis XV (1710-1774). The Sun King's forced the courtiers of Versailles to adopt his grand Baroque styles. A lighter fashion sense prevailed at the court of Louis XV, who favored Rococo styles. 45 full-page black-and-white illustrations. Dover Original.
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Spanish and Moorish Fashions by Tom Tierney Fifteen centuries of Spanish fashion range from the Roman-styled garments worn by a 3rd-century farm couple to military garb of Saracen warriors and conquistadors, plus lavish court costumes from several eras. 44 black-and-white illustrations.
Jacobean and Early Bourbon Fashions by Tom Tierney Forty-five accurately rendered apparel for the royals, mercantile class, military, and the common folk. Also, lace collars, bucket-top boots, gloves, fans, and other accessories. Captions.
Godey's Fashions Coloring Book by Ming-Ju Sun Superb illustrations, adapted from Godey's Lady's Book, a popular 19th-century fashion magazine, provide authentic views of Victorian fashions — from lace-edged necklines and elongated bodices to fitted bonnets and extravagant bustles. 30 plates.
