#yellow menswear

[fashionsfromhistory]

Ensemble

1630s

England

This ensemble demonstrates fashionable formal dress for men in the 1630s. The breeches are long and fairly full in cut, reaching just below the knee. The doublet has a high waist at the sides and back, extending to a point in front. A deliberate opening of the seam on each sleeve allows the fine linen shirt underneath to be seen. No ensemble was complete without a cloak, and this example spans almost a full circle. The ornamental technique used on this outfit is unique and complicated. Braided silk threads were couched to narrow bias strips of satin which were sewn to a wider satin strip, pinked on each side. Then they were cut into short pieces and arranged vertically and diagonally over the satin surfiace of each garment to create a decorative effect that, from a distance, looks like slashing. The cape [flat collar] of the cloak has been altered at a later date.

The Victoria & Albert (Accession number: T.58 to B-1910)

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As much as I adore dark and vampy Bruce, I shan’t ever let go of the big bruised banana suit from the animated series or his penchant for bright robes in the silver age comics.

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So I guess as this last hour passes (three hours ago sincr I'm Chicago born) I'm 32. Happy birthday me.

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Deansgate, Manchester.

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Menswear, September 1806.

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[fashionsfromhistory]

Banyan

1740s

Historic New England (Accession Number: 1918.546)

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1189 - Butler

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Colour Trends: Yellow

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