baroque blouse kalina cream Speren en paalbijlen Breastplates like this developed in

Breastplates like this developed in the late Gothic style (1440–1500)

The disc is crafted from bronze

The wings on either side of the socket have a thickness of about 4 mm

after which a different style resembling a padded pourpoint was introduced

Typical for the Pappenheimer rapier is the basket-shaped guard

baroque blouse kalina cream Speren en paalbijlen Breastplates like this developed inIn the mid 17th century, the high, closed neckline disappeared from fashion and clothing became looser, with bare shoulders. In the working mode the mode shifted from the full dress to the combination of a bodice with a loose one skirt; a blouse if this was worn underneath. This one blouse is made of light cotton in the colour cream. The neckline has elastic, which makes the blouse Can be worn variably: with bare shoulders or with the puffed sleeves