Eva's historical costuming blog: Everything Italian

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.com/p/a-14th-century-talian-mi-parti-gown.html

Late 13th-early 14th century gown from Verona

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/a-late-13th-century-gown-from-tuscany.html

Ca 1300 outfit from Emilia Romagna

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Mi-parti wool gown from the beginning of the 14th century

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A Genuese outfit from the 1330s

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.com/p/a-genuese-outfit-from-1330s.html

Green damask 15th century gown

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/a-late-15th-century-italian-gown.html

Working class 15th century gown

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/italian-15th-century-working-class.html

A really quick 16th century Italian gown

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/a-really-quick-italian-16th-centruy.html

Italian tunic and surcoat 1338-1340

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/italian-gown-1338-1340.html

15th century gown from shot silk

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/italian-15th-century-gown-in-shot-silk.html

A late 13th-early 14th century cotton gown

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/an-italian-cotton-gown-from-c-1300.html

A quattrocento velvet gown with brocade sleeves

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/a-quattrocento-velvet-gown-with-brocade.html

16th century sottana based on Eleonora di Toledo's funeral gown

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.se/p/an.html

16th century Italian gown from shot silk taffeta

http://evashistoricalcostumes.blogspot.com/p/a-16th-century-italian-sottana-in-shot.html

About the blog

A blog about historical costuming and the history of dress, mostly from the period 1000 to 1600, but with occasional excursions into the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

The blog started as a way for me too try and make the information from my old costuming web page that I started over ten years ago more accessible. Most of the content was moved over, and you find the content of the old web pages as pages, listed to the left in the blog. Gradually more, new, costumes are added, but in the blog you also find posts about dress history in general, not only stuff that I have made.

You can also follow this blog on facebook, where I also post tidbits inbetween regular blog posts.

Eva's historical costuming blog

Everything Italian

Early 14th century Italian set of clothes

My 15th century Proserpine gown

An Italian early 14th century wool gown

A 1370s Italian working outfit

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