Spanish Costumes

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Jerkin | Work of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jerkin [Spanish] (26.196) | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art Jerkin, ca. 1580 Spanish Brown silk voided velvet trimmed with metallic bobbin lace
La Constitución de 1812 | ESPECIALES
Maja or Goyesca upper-class dress of 19th century Madrid.
Red Digital de Colecciones de Museos de Espa�a - Visor de imagenes
Circa 1898 dress, via Digital Collections Network of Museums of Spain.
lifeandstylemadrid.com
Traditional Wedding Dress Spain 18th Century
OMG that dress!: Photo
Gown in "French purple", 1790, Spain, silk, taffeta, silver, cotton, linen, metallic lace applied to silver wound silk. In Spain this dress was "vaquero hecho a la inglesa" [rough translation: cowboy in the manner of "robe à l'anglaise] or just simply "vaquero" [cowboy] Popular in the last decade of the eighteenth century. (c) Museo del Traje.
Ensemble | Spanish | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Spanish ensemble via The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dress | Spanish | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art, item C.I.51.74.1 c1802 spanish silk
Ensemble | Spanish | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ensemble 1575, Spanish, made of silk and linen
Walking dress, Seville, Spain, 1903. Bodice of green corduroy, velvet, and guipure lace. Silk skirt with black chenille trim. Short train. Museum of Arts & Traditions of Seville (Spain)
Side view: Polonaise, Spain, 1775-1785, Salmon silk & fabric decoration with applied green silk taffeta. 5 covered cylindrical buttons at the wrist. The seams are covered by a braided cord that ends at the waist loop and tassel trimmings. Popular during the reign of Carlos III. Spanish identity of this polonaise is in the decorative elements, such as draping shoulder pads that cover the shoulder seams. (c) Museo del Traje