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Early 16th century dresses. The two dresses on left are closed in the back, the right one is closed in the front. The middle one has a split in the front of the dress, showing the front of the kirtle. The skirt have no support so they fall naturally. There are no corsets yet, a kirtle worn under the gown is used to shape the body and the bust line is slightly curved. They are all wearing different hoods and black parlets - those could be square necked, V-shaped or round.

I think the dresses give a bit of a princess-y vibe, with the flowing sleeves, natural silhouettes and simple hoods.

Description
Early 16th century dresses. The two dresses on left are closed in the back, the right one is closed in the front. The middle one has a split in the front of the dress, showing the front of the kirtle. The skirt have no support so they fall naturally. There are no corsets yet, a kirtle worn under the gown is used to shape the body and the bust line is slightly curved. They are all wearing different hoods and black parlets - those could be square necked, V-shaped or round.

I think the dresses give a bit of a princess-y vibe, with the flowing sleeves, natural silhouettes and simple hoods.