French baroque fashion

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Princess Elisabeth Christine of Prussia by Antoine Pesne, Dating around 1738. Detail.

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17th century fashion. Noblewoman in 1650. French baroque fashion. 17th century. Ancien Régime court dress. Sheets for costume design by Franz Lipperheide

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Period Rooms Reoccupied in Style," November 27, 1963 –January 5, 1964.New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "The Eighteenth-Century Woman," December 12, 1981–September 5, 1982

The diminutive engageantes are in keeping with 1780s fashion. The over-skirt has border flounces secured with adjustable gold ropes. Beneath is an under-skirt with swags of fur and beneath that is a pink petticoat.

This wax figure Madame du Barry, official mistress of Louis XV, exemplifies the extent of frivolity of dress during the period. She was known for her white skin and palest blonde hair, seen here enhanced by white powders, and was a major trend-setter for her incredible beauty and status. Note the ornate plumage in her hair and the extreme flounces at her sleeves, the edges of which would not have been hemmed as this would hamper the delicate lace but cut in a scallop or Van Dyke pattern.

Reign Louis XIV. French fashion history. Court luxury and pleasure. Baroque era. English style. Fashion and etiquette. Successive fashions. Royal edicts.

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