The King's Servants: men's dress at the accession of Henry VIII - REVISED 2ND EDITION slashed_fabric chemisettes and newly devised undersleeves

chemisettes and newly devised undersleeves that filled the openings of wide bodice sleeves were the main focus of embroidery

A proliferation of fashion magazines also encouraged interest in the rapidly changing fashion world and

messengers and huntsmen

• Made in the United Kingdom

including shirt

The King's Servants: men's dress at the accession of Henry VIII - REVISED 2ND EDITION slashed_fabric chemisettes and newly devised undersleevesWritten by Caroline Johnson; edited by Jane Malcolm Davies and Ninya Mikhaila 52 full colour pages Patterns for shirts (basic and Holbein), Early Tudor man's doublet, hose, coat, jacket and bonnets (great and small) with variations and comprehensive step by step making instructions Over 20 historical illustrations Detailed line drawings and illustrations by Michael Perry Photographs showing finished reconstructed garments worn by real people Paperback