A loose, colorful dressing gown worn at home that was evidence of Asian & Middle East influence.
What is a Banyan?
Undergarment worn by French women that supported the wide silhouette of the skirt shape from 1730-1760.
What are Paniers?
Folding hood-like hat that was worn outdoors and fit over high hairstyles as in this caricature.
What is a Calash?
The process used to create patterned cotton fabric in India that was imported to Europe.
What is block printing?
What is France?
The name of this suit that has 3 pieces made out of the same fabric. The names of the 3 pieces.
What is a Ditto suit?
What are the coat, waistcoat, and breeches?
Name of upper body triangular shaped garment piece that covered the stays, often embroidered or embellished with bows.
What is a stomacher?
The art style that dominated from 1720-1770 with slender and delicate curves.
What is Rococo?
The specific type of shawls that became popular during the Empire period.
What are Kashmir shawls?
The reoccurring event in France during the time frame of 1790-1820 that influenced the fashion trend of red and orange necklaces fitting close to the neck.
What are guillotine executions?
A casual, looser fit coat with a turned down collar and no embroidery that was worn for less formal occasions.
What is a frock coat?
Large, flat straw hat with a low crown and a wide brim made popular by Marie Antoinette.
What is a Shepherdess hat?
The woman who was a major influence on fashion while she was the official mistress of Louis the 15th. A hairstyle that is high in front is also named after her.
Who is Madame Pompadour?
The machine that increased the production speed of yarn.
What is a spinning machine?
This type of illustration was included in early magazines to communicate style trends.
What is a Fashion Plate?
An English man who adopted French and Italian fashions.
What is a Macaroni?
Name of ruffles at the end of the sleeves.
What are Engageantes?
The art style that emphasizes simplicity, proportion, and symmetry that influenced fashion and architecture.
What is Neoclassical?
This weaving innovation automatically carried weft yarns across the warp yarns and increased the speed of weaving.
What is a flying shuttle?
Supporters of this event adopted dress that symbolized their political views.
What is the French Revolution?
Name of this hat.
What is a bicorne?
The short jacket worn during the Empire period that ended at the high waistline just under the bosom.
What is the Spencer?
Napoleon’s 1st wife, a fashion leader who wore imported shawls and gowns with the fashionable empire waistline made of cotton from India.
Who is Empress Josephine?
Eli Whitney invented this machine that used a rotating cylinder with wire teeth to separate cotton fibers from seeds.
What is the cotton gin?
Philosopher that suggested children wear practical, comfortable clothing for better health and development.
Who is Rousseau?
Men's coat style that had a rounded or square space at the front and wide tails in the back.
What is a cut-in coat?
Name of gown with an overskirt puffed and looped using tapes and rings sewn into skirt to create the shape.
What is a Polonaise?
The French female and male fashion extremists from 1794-1805.
Who are the Merveilleuses (Marvelous Ones) and Incroyables (Incredible Ones)?
A small portable bag that women could carry personal items.
What is a reticule?
A boy’s suit worn from 1790 to 1830, consisting of a short, tight jacket and ankle-length trousers buttoned to the jacket at the waist.
What is a Skeleton suit?