Traditional 16th Century Chemise Size:M Noblewoman's XIV-century woolen dress

Noblewoman's XIV-century woolen dress

In Central Europe such shirt was obligatory for low dresses of the 16th century to modestly hide tempting curves of the wearer

but only you can decide which vision you ultimately want to realize with it

it was common to adapt a dress to the season or current weather by detaching or reattaching the sleeves

and Brown stripe DesignChemise gown measures 62" from top of shoulder to hem

Traditional 16th Century Chemise Size:M Noblewoman's XIV-century woolen dressItem Description Medieval chemise traditional XVI Century ChemiseThis classic chemise is made of thin linen draping beautifully to fall off with plenty of minor folds. The chemise is deeply gathered at neck, has small slit at the back seam and flowing ample silhouette. In Central Europe such shirt was obligatory for low dresses of the 16th century to modestly hide tempting curves of the wearer. Chemise also had prolonged volume sleeves fixed at the