Whalebone and the Wardrobe of Elizabeth I
During the sixteenth century the bodies of Europe’s elites began to change in size and form as both men and women adopted wide starched ruffs and collars, ballooning sleeves, stiffened or bombast upper garments and puffy lower garments. This early modern aristocratic body was the result of many diff...
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