S21 Italian Renaissance Fashion

[@czecherst]

"... anatomical recreation of what it's supposed to be covering and hiding." Nice one! That's some first rate palavering.🙃 I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for posting.

[@grahammacbean4989]

This channel is a hidden gold mine! Amazing work! Thanks so much!

[@asiabryant207]

18:25 getting heavy Quirrell vibes

[@CarrieFFoley]

THANK YOU. SO WELL DONE! Please keep sharing

[@adelewoodruff9413]

Love the video, very well done and very useful to me. I have been trying to identify the painting shown at 11:45 without success, I would very much like to learn more about it.

[@Jacob-us5sz]

The painting is "A Legend of Saints Justus and Clement Volterra" by Domenico Ghirlandaio

[@tipo20202]

Hi! What's the name of the outerwear on the man in @16:46 ? I'm attempting to recreate it but can't find any other examples of one with a square neckline like that

[@julielearson396]

The painting is Girolamo Romanino's "Portrait of a Man," 1520-25 and can be found at the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest. I believe he is wearing a silk/velvet brocade farsetto (doublet). I can't say I've seen a commercial pattern that looks exactly like this example, but you certainly could modify a pattern that has a higher neckline to get the look.

[@tipo20202]

@@julielearson396 Thank you! much appreciated