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Medieval Fashion Trends: Houppelande, Tippits, Parti Colored, Oversized Sleeves!

History By Lynny

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In this video we will be going over just some of the fashion trends from the Middle Ages! From the elegant yet comfortable looking houppelande, to their love of oversized sleeves, to some fun trends like tippits, and parti colored clothing.

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20 Comments

@JuanettesCraftingCorner 2 years ago

This is a much nicer way to watch your videos. Being able to see the video in a full screen as opposed to tall and skinny. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

@alexandrac591 2 months ago

I am reminded of how the 1960s Rogers and Hammerstein Cinderella (starring Lesley Ann Warren) has a lot of medieval-inspired costume design. It was the Camelot era back then.

@DeborahFielder 7 months ago

Those sleeves are still out there!!! Worn them off and on over 50 yrs!!! Had no idea of the origins😊thanks!

@magicivy 8 months ago

I’m so glad I found this video! I’ll be dressing as the 1350s tomorrow, and tippits will be such a good extra detail that will be so simple to add alongside my dress, apron, and wimple.

@ericanelson1973 2 years ago

I need a parti colored houppelande with oversized sleeves!

@ninoneth 2 years ago (edited)

The houppelande!! My favourite garment in history. I've literally been thinking about houppelandes all day... Making a houppelande, wearing a houppelande, making clay figurines with houppelandes! All the sleeve and neckline options! (my favourites are the high neckline and the bag sleeve)

And then you upload a video about them - joy! Thank you :)

@nessie-justforthefunofit286 5 months ago

Loved this little watch! Thankyou!

@Royalmind2121 9 months ago

The design of the sleeves are amazing

@angelafoxmusic7265 5 months ago

Thankyou. Very interesting. 👍

@oosweetdarling 2 years ago

What an interesting Video! Thank you for doing this Video. You can’t really find any good videos about medieval fashion on YouTube. But most interesting for me as a topic are the headpieces which the nobility wore

@annanardo2358 2 years ago

Very nice clothes, but not for the working class people. The higher class ladies wore very pretty styles 😍😍

@Kathleen-n1u 11 months ago

I love these videos! But for me they are frustrating - I wish each image lasted longer onscreen so I could really look at every detail. Yes, I can keep stopping the video, but I'm wondering if others would like more time also.

@sydneychristensen2058 1 year ago (edited)

Great video, thank you so much! I took some fashion history in college but did not learn much about this time period. Trying to create a renaissance faire outfit to go with my pointed Hennin hat and have been able to find very little info about the Kirtle/Surcote with open hanging sleeves. Glad to learn more about it!

@Gondareire 2 years ago

Happy I found this channel! Great content!

@LuminaSilvermistIndividual 1 year ago

🤯. The modern dress shown next to the 14th century blue dress 👗 Had to sceeenshot it. Because it clicked something in my mind. Not exactly sure what. Will come from It. But thanks so much 🙏 for posting

@luciemedici 2 years ago

Great video 🫶🏻

@sandie157 8 months ago (edited)

Thanks so much for an interesting video and excellent pictures that allowed us to see the clothing clearly.
Please don't mind me sharing how to say the word Houppelande.
(Hoop lande) French pronunciation .....The e is silent. Pronounce the d. It's a hard d sound at the end. You pronounced the a in lande correctly. 😊
Cheers