Seventeenth Century Holland Style Men'S Wear In Fashion Prints

Men's wear

In this picture, two noble men are dressed.

In 1609, the world's first bourgeois republic was born in Holland, and Holland's trade was developing rapidly.

Under the background of economic development and pup's desire to be active, Holland's clothing has become the most fashionable fashion in Europe.

In this period, the tendency of garden popularity, anti Spanish style luxury, man's

On the whole, the garment became soft and fit, removed all kinds of fillings, but still retained some original styles, and the sleeves and trousers had a large cut decoration.

At this point, the Ralph collar was replaced by a large lapel made of lace.

Similarly, the lace and collar on the cuffs are echoed, so that the clothing has a sense of rhythm, and Lace becomes the ruler of this period's decoration.

At this time, men still wore wide trousers like pumpkin trousers, and they liked to wear boots or pleated boots, some decorated with spur or lace tie.

There are also large ostrich feathers on the wide eaves and flanged hats.

Men have long hair and naughty moustache, and hold a civilization stick that shows men's manners.

During this period, Baroque art had been formed in Europe, which directly affected the development of clothing.

However, the rising bourgeoisie opposed the aristocracy's luxury and waste, so it became more citizenization.

In addition, because of Holland's national independence war and the religious wars in Europe, Holland men's wear is more practical.

This period of men's clothing is elegant and generous, and pays more attention to comfort.

The influence of Baroque art style also makes more rich lace decoration applied to clothing. But it does not lose men's heroic spirit.

The ribbon of their soldiers on the chest and the relatively simple shape of the whole show the chivalry of that era.