Fashion Men Late 1700s History Notes Book 2
By Suzi Love
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What was fashionable for men in the late 1700s? Extravagant colors and fabrics and outrageous styles were all seen in these flamboyant fashions. Take a look at their suits, hats, accessories and bedroom fashions and enjoy lots of historical and edited images from fashion plates and extant garments.
Suzi Love
I now live in a sunny part of Australia after spending many years in developing countries in the South Pacific. My greatest loves are traveling, anywhere and everywhere, meeting crazy characters, and visiting the Australian outback.I adore history, especially the many-layered society of the late Regency to early Victorian eras. In and around London, my titled heroes and heroines may live a privileged and gay life but I also love digging deeper into the grittier and seamier levels of British life and write about the heroes and heroines who challenge traditional manners, morals, and occupations, either through necessity or desire.Tag Line- Making history fun, one year at a time
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Fashion Men Late 1700s History Notes Book 2 - Suzi Love
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OVERVIEW
In the early 18th century, the male silhouette differed greatly from that of modern times. A man's outfit consisted of a fill-skirted knee-length coat, knee breeches, a vest or long waistcoat, which could be sleeved, a linen shirt with frills and linen under drawers.
Lower legs showed and were an important part of the silhouette and men wore silk stockings and leather shoes with stacked heels of low or medium height. A shoulder-length flat bottomed wig and a tricorne, or three-cornered, hat with an upturned brim would have completed the outfit. As the century progressed, the male silhouette slowly changed and by the middle of the century the wig was usually tied back and was known as the tie or bag wig.
By the end of the century wigs were out of fashion except for the most formal occasions. Undergarments and knee breeches did not change very much. Coat skirts gradually became less full and the front was cut in a curve towards the back. Waistcoats became shorter and the upper leg began to show more and more. By the end of the century, breeches fitted better because they were often made of knitted silk. Shoes became low-heeled with pointed toes and were fastened with a detachable buckle and straps or ribbon on the vamp, or the front part of a boot or shoe.
The French Court encouraged excessively ornamented clothing and accessories to showcase exuberant decorative arts and as a reflection of the superficiality of social custom. Men’s fashions were designed to showcase luxurious embroideries and silk damask fabrics. Breeches were almost impossibly tight, waistcoats were skirted and shapely shoes highlighted the period's woven artistry. During the 18th century, beautiful embroidery was used more on men's clothes than women's dresses.
Men's adornment was every bit imbued with the elegance, tactile variance, and ostentation that marked women's clothing from the era. A fashionable eighteenth century man was expected to show elegance and grace and to enjoy the fine arts, music, and dancing. Fabrics were elaborate, fussy, and eye-catching. Shoes displayed a romantic curvature and drew attention to a gentleman’s sensual arch and calf. Every part of an outfit was designed for opulence and attention-seeking.
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