I made an italian Renaissance kirtle from 1490s
In this video, I make a 1490s Venitian style kirtle or Gamurra. This gown could be worn on its own for informal occasions or as an undergown for an outer dress that would partially cover this. This is worn over a shift (your underwear layer) and is both dress and bust support in one garment. The sleeves of this style of gown are detachable so they can be swapped for others of a different material, usually fancier than the gown itself. For a more english style kirtle from this era check out this video • early 16th century historybounding kirtle ...

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