One set of kind of correct Medival clothes coming up

[kazyeeqen]

I would love to see more details on the dress and under-dress. It's really beautiful, and I agree about the simplicity being very appealing. I also prefer that style over the more complicated upper class style. It's much more practical too, since it's made for people who work for a living.

[lelyonna]

I'm going to try to take some better pictures of the two dresses so you can see them more clearly. I love the almost A-shape they have, with the gores going almost all the way up to the bust so that from there the dress almost falls right out. Except for the woolen one which tends to kind of hug your body because of the material somehow =) They don't really have more detail than the simple trim at the green gress' upper linings, and the linen dress' sleeves. But I'll be sure to take pictures of the entire shape properly since I failed to do so. I also have another dress I really want to photograf soon because I'm very proud of it, so I might just ask my boyfriend to take a whole bunch of pictures of different clothes at the same time! =)

[Mannon2]

Lovely! You did a wonderful job - I particularly like your embroidery detail and the tablet woven trim - And I agree with the boyfriend - the 'silly random shot' is very nice - looks like it could be a still from a movie, with you as the heroine!

[BigMamaBird]

Amazing!  The love that went into this really shows!  So beautiful!

[thewisteriatree]

Absolutely lovely! I'm actually planning on cranking out a couple of Ren Faire costumes today! I love the simplicity of the style as well as the beautiful earthy tones. It looks absolutely fabulous on you!

[LA-Fairy]

I love it! Super pretty and looks so comfy!

[lelyonna]

I know! I love how comfy and simple they are. Def my kind of clothing =)

[Ludi]

The more I look at this, the more I like it and the more I'd like to make something similar.  Looking forward to more pics and how-to. 

[catastrophe]

That is gorgeous! It looks very Celtic... would wear it to a Rendezvous, even

[Menolly07]

I didn't see it asked/answered in the previous posts, but I was curious about the trim. Is it purchased or did you make it? It actually looks either tablet or inkle woven. Just curious! Lovely ensemble. I don't do much with 15th century, but I love the clothing.