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[[leloir_vol10/1_1678| ]] French Gentleman 1678

[[leloir_vol10/2_1688| ]] English Gentleman of 1688 | align="center" valign="top" |Google   |- | align="left" valign="top" |

Men's Seventeenth & Eighteenth Century Costume : Cut and Fashion</center>

Historical Fashion in Detail: the 17th and 18th Centuries

Dress in France in the Eighteenth Century

| align="center" valign="top" | [[leloir_vol10/3_1688| ]] French 1688

[[leloir_vol10/4_1688| ]] French Gentleman, 1688

[[leloir_vol10/5_1694| ]] Louis XIV (left) and Philippe, duc de Chartres (right) in 1694

[[leloir_vol10/6_1693-5| ]] Man in a Steinkerque Cravat 1693, M. le Duc de Bourgogne at 11 years old in 1693

[[leloir_vol10/7_1694-5| ]] Habit a la Teckeli, 1694, le Marechal de Luxembourg in a Habit a la Teckeli, 1695.

[[leloir_vol10/8_1694-5| ]] Louis XIV, 1694, Marechal de Villeroy, 1695.

[[leloir_vol10/9_1689| ]] Sleeve from a fashion plate by Arnoult, 1689.

[[leloir_vol10/10_1698| ]] Louis XIV in a Justaucorps (suit coat), Compte de Toulouse, 1698 | align="center" valign="top" |Google   |- | align="left" valign="top" |

The Clothes That Wear Us : Essays on Dressing and Transgressing in Eighteenth-Century Culture

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Colonial and Early American Fashions The English Dancing Master : Or, Plaine and Easie Rules for the Dancing of Country Dances, With the Tune to Each Dance Silk Designs of the Eighteenth Century : From the Victoria and Albert Museum, London

So, Ye Want to be a Reenactor? A Living History Handbook

  Colonial Fashions Paper Dolls Costumes at BuyCostumes  

| align="left" valign="top" | [[leloir_vol10/11_c1700| ]] Louis de France, duc de Bourgogne, Prince de Conti.

[[leloir_vol10/12_1700| ]] Le duc de Bourgogne, 1700, Louis XIV, 1700

[[leloir_vol10/13_jusacorpspagodasleeve| ]] Pattern for a Jutaucorps with pagoda sleeve

[[leloir_vol10/14_1700-5| ]] M. le Duc d'Enghien wearing the extremely wide pagoda sleeve worn from 1700-1705

[[leloir_vol10/15_1704| ]] Cavalry officers wearing justaucorps at the Siege of Augsbourg, 1704

[[leloir_vol10/16_1720| ]] 1720

[[leloir_vol10/17_watteau| ]] Suits from the end of the reign of Louis XIV

[[leloir_vol10/18_1720| ]] 1720

[[leloir_vol10/19_1715-18| ]] A doctor of Holland,c.1715, An English gentleman, 1718

[[leloir_vol10/20_1698| ]] Comte de Toulouse, 1698 | align="left" valign="top" |Google   |- | align="left" valign="top" |

Fight Direction for Stage and Screen

Early Dance Part 2

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[2]Aristocrats

Rob Roy

How To Dance through Time Vol. IV: The Elegance of Baroque Social Dance 1700 : Scenes from London Life Restoration London : From Poverty to Pets, from Medicine to Magic, from Slang to Sex, from Wallpaper to Women's Rights

 

 

Louis XIV

| align="left" valign="top" | [[leloir_vol10/21_1715-30pattern| ]] Pattern for a sleeved Waistcoat, 1715-1730

[[leloir_vol10/22_1696| ]] French gentlemen 1696

[[leloir_vol10/23_1689-96-97| ]] Capes from 1689, 1696, 1697

[[leloir_vol10/24_1683| ]] Mourning dress in 1683

[[leloir_vol10/25_1725| ]] Samuel Bernard, 1725

[[leloir_vol10/26_1684| ]] Unusual arrangements of buttonholes on pocket flaps, 1684 &1691

[[leloir_vol10/27_1683| ]] Winter cassock coat, 1685

[[leloir_vol10/28_casaque| ]] Cassock coat

[[leloir_vol10/29_1688-95banyans| ]] Robe de chambre (aka "banyan" or "nightgown"): 1688, the poet Lenoble in a robe de chambre, and a gentleman, 1695.

[[leloir_vol10/30_banyanpattern| ]] Pattern for a Robe de chambre (aka "banyan" or "nightgown"). | align="left" valign="top" |Google   |- | align="left" valign="top" |

Hair & Wigs for the Stage : Step by Step</center>

Restoration Men's Seventeenth & Eighteenth Century Costume : Cut and FashionFile:Edinbouroghtapestry.jpeg Edinborough Tapestry Vest

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Tidings from the 18th Century | align="left" valign="top" | [[leloir_vol10/31_1684-1722| ]] Cavalry boots from 1684 & 1722

[[leloir_vol10/32_1695| ]] Full bottomed Perruque on the Marquis de Dangeau, 1695

[[leloir_vol10/33_1715-23wigs| ]] Wig fashions from 1715-1725 early in th reign of Louis XV

[[leloir_vol10/34_1723| ]] Wig in the fashion from the previous reign carried over into 1723

[[leloir_vol10/35_watteau| ]] Fashion for buttons as decoration from paintings by Watteau

[[leloir_vol10/36_1705| ]] Hats on French army officers in Barcelona, 1705

[[leloir_vol10/38_1696velournightcap| ]] Turban style "nightcap" worn in indoors, 1696.

[[leloir_vol10/39_shirt| ]] Man's shirt from a painting by Watteau.

[[leloir_vol10/40_1682-1707| ]]Sword belt and Baldric, 1682 &1707

[[leloir_vol10/41_parasols| ]] Parasols | align="left" valign="top" |Google   |- | align="left" valign="top" |

Plates from Leloir's " Histoire du Costume"

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