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Gianetta’s Venetian, First Wearing

Posted on August 27, 2013 by Trystan

At Purgatorio 2013, we premiered Gianetta’s new outfit, a Venetian 1580s gown, to complete the obligation of my Queen’s Artisan duties. However, the outfit isn’t entirely done — I still have accessories to make (such as the partlet with ruff, camicia with Liz’s embroidery, & a jeweled cap), & I intend to pearl & bead the neckline of the bodice. So watch for Mark II at 12th Night! Still, she looked lovely & received many compliments.

Gianetta del Bene in her new gown, photo by Sandra Linehan
Gianetta del Bene in her new gown, photo by Sandra Linehan
1580s Venetian gown, photo by Sandra Linehan
1580s Venetian gown, photo by Sandra Linehan
Ladder lacing, lace, & jewels, photo by Sandra Linehan
Ladder lacing, lace, & jewels, photo by Sandra Linehan
Back of gown, photo by Sandra Linehan
Back of gown, photo by Sandra Linehan
Closeup of sleeve ruffs, photo by Sandra Linehan
Closeup of sleeve ruffs, photo by Sandra Linehan
Gianetta with her seamstress, photo by Sandra Linehan
Gianetta with her seamstress, photo by Sandra Linehan

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Posted in 16th Century | Tags: costumes for others, finished costume, queen's artisan project, SCA garb, Venetian courtesan | 4 Comments
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4 thoughts on “Gianetta’s Venetian, First Wearing”

  1. Kendra says:
    August 27, 2013 at 10:49 am

    SO pretty! She looks so elegant and regal. I love all the lace — the cuffs, the shoulder ruffs, etc. Can’t wait to see the last fiddly bits!

    • Trystan says:
      August 27, 2013 at 11:27 am

      Thank you! I think all of Bella Donna needs sleeve ruffs now.

  2. Cilean says:
    August 27, 2013 at 1:26 pm

    You look fantastic, good to see you in a splendid Venetian!

  3. Cathy Hay says:
    August 27, 2013 at 1:44 pm

    Looks fantastic Trystan, and very accomplished you are. Well done you!

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