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A '''gown''' is generally considered to be a woman's garment, often times formal, that is a bodice with an attached skirt. |
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The term '''gown''' could refer to any of the many scripted gowns, including: |
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There are several alternative names that may at times be used for gown, although each carries its own real-world specific look and meaning. These include: |
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*ballgown - a highly formal gown worn to balls and other formal events |
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*bliaut - an outer garment, generally cut from one piece and has voluminous skirts and sleeves |
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*cotehardie - an outer garment with long sleeves that is often tightly-fitted with laces or buttons |
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*houppelande - an overgown with long sleeves and a long skirt |
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*kirtle - generally worn as an intermediate item between an outer gown and a slip |
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It is to be noted that not all merchants will use all these terms interchangeably. |
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==Scripts Gowns== |
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There are numerous types of scripted gown, including: |
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* [[Basic gown]] |
* [[Basic gown]] |
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* [[Vanishing Point gown]] |
* [[Vanishing Point gown]] |
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* [[Zenlia gown]] |
* [[Zenlia gown]] |
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==References== |
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[[https://www.merriam-webster.com/ Merriam-Webster Dictionary]]<br> |
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[[https://rosaliegilbert.com/itemsofclothing.html Rosalie's Medieval Woman]] |
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Revision as of 13:04, 10 October 2022
A gown is generally considered to be a woman's garment, often times formal, that is a bodice with an attached skirt.
There are several alternative names that may at times be used for gown, although each carries its own real-world specific look and meaning. These include:
- ballgown - a highly formal gown worn to balls and other formal events
- bliaut - an outer garment, generally cut from one piece and has voluminous skirts and sleeves
- cotehardie - an outer garment with long sleeves that is often tightly-fitted with laces or buttons
- houppelande - an overgown with long sleeves and a long skirt
- kirtle - generally worn as an intermediate item between an outer gown and a slip
It is to be noted that not all merchants will use all these terms interchangeably.
Scripts Gowns
There are numerous types of scripted gown, including:
- Basic gown
- Farusteri gown
- Fiery gown
- Metallic gown
- Millicent gown
- Nalea gown
- Peretta gown
- Shadowplay gown
- Uncouth Wallflower Gown
- Un(refined) gown
- Valinda gown
- Vanishing Point gown
- Zenlia gown
References
Pages in category "Gowns"
The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total.