1510 Tudor Gown Grey

Period Correct Clothing to Fit Your Style… 

  • Tudor Gown of cotton jacquard and faux fur
  • Cotton twill lining
  • Petticoat of shot silk
  • Machine sewn inner seams
  • Hand finished (hems, edging, and eyelets)
  • Cotton was used for comfort and washability- this gets worn when it is much hotter than old England
  • Minimal boning in open channels so it can be removed for machine washing
  • This project was a less formal Tudor Gown I made with patterns drafted by combining the Tudor Tailor underkirtle and my body block
  • This is one project for my A&S 50 Challenge, 50 things from my stash, since all the fabrics aside from the fur were already in my stash…
  • 2017 Update- I added fur trim all around (tacked on for washing) and made a fur lined wool partlet which I LOVE- so soft and snuggly!

Photo updates:

Photo by Baron Bardulf Rauen

Photo by Baron Bardulf Rauen

Photo by Baron Bardulf Rauen

Photo by Baron Bardulf Rauen

Grey Tudor with swords

Photography by Baron Bardulf Rauen

Tudor gowns

Photography by Baron Bardulf Rauen

Inspiration for early Tudor Gown with narrow fur cuff sleeves-

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1500 Elizabeth of York

Jean Hey (Master of Moulins). Portrait of Margaret of Austria

Jean Hey (Master of Moulins). Portrait of Margaret of Austria

Inspiration for fur lined partlet-

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c1550-ladies-wearing-outdoor-clothing-of-brown-and-black-kirtles-and-fur-lined-surcoats

fur-partlet full coverage

fur-partlet full coverage

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