Module 2.1 Revolution

What century is the Revolution Period?

• "The Sun King”

• The longest raining king who believed in his divine right to rule Francie as its absolute monarchy

The Capital of Fashion

What year is the Baroque Period?

It is characterized by opulence, decoration and draama

powdered curls, to cover the king’s baldness

lace neckband accessory

upturned and decorated

knee-length coat

can be white or dark colors

for men then women; inspired by Persian riding shoes

What does red heels mean?

shoulder ornaments

a coiffure inspired by the headdress ; tall headdress

a V-shaped front panel

loose gown with a train

fully-boned bodice with a decorative triangle front panel

cocked hat with three sides

riding habit coat

illustration of featured seasonal trends but used as propaganda (It was the aim of the myriad of ladies periodicals to keep everyone abreast of not only what to wear, but how to behave)

What year is Rococo Period?

Compared to Baroque, this style is more playful, light, and pastel-colored

In Rococo period, how is periwig styled?

tight-knee breeches

a hairstyle in Rococo that is taller than the fontage of Baroque period

it’s a sun mask

also used in Venetian Carnival

meaning basket, a hoopskirt that creates a wide silhouette

How do pockets being inserted into clothing during Rococo period?

large bonnets

worn over the stays and petticoat; comes with many styles

false white sleeves

What robe describes this photo?

It has straight darts at the back. starting from the top, resembling a curtain.

Vertical lines on the bottom part of the gown

draped wavy detail at the bottom back of the gown

jacket with peplum detail on the bottom

hooded jacket

ladder of bows on the stomacher

court gown with a grand pannier and lots of bows

What revolution started in the 17th century in which Isaac Newton and Galileo became known?

an intellectual movement that values rationality and evidence.

Simplicity and comfort were encouraged in clothing and dress, opposite to the decadent Baroque-Rococo fashion.

They took inspiration from the philosophy and democracy of the Classical Period, as well as its fashion, art and architecture.

plain yet tailored, a preference for rustic and sporty style

relaxed look

on-trend among cultured intellectuals

educated women that host intellectual discussions in salons and cafes

a cotton muslin dress

black ensemble inspired by Van Dyck’s portraits

loose shifts, flowing drapery, open necks, bare bosoms and uncovered lower arms

wide-brimmed hat

small triangular sheer shawl

• The French people, peasants to bourgeoisie,

  experienced famines, unjust taxation and lack of

  voting power against the 2%.

  • Clothing of the working class influenced the fashion.

What year is the French Revolution?

• tri-color ribbon badge

  • political colors

Phygian cap that symbolizes revolution

Instead of breeches, workers instead wore long trousers called

worn by mob women

What fashion period describes this photo?

What design is worn by the marginalized that is also a revolutionary symbol?

A period of extremism, radical violence, and paranoia.

A period where numerous public execution by guillotine were seen

An aristocratic subcultures that used fashion to mock the Reign of Terror as their relatives were guillotined

Their clothes were ironic, exaggerated and had morbid symbolisms

reverse mullet hairstyle

How is cravat styled during the Reign of Terror?

twisted cane

known as the guillotine haircut

What does red accessory on neck symbolize during the Reign of Terror?

What style prevailed after the Revolution that is like Greco-Roman statues?

starched chin-high collar

More often used when culottes went out of style

became popular during Napoleon’s reign

A fashion doll sent by dressmakers and merchants to clients