Women's dresses

Spring Harmony linen dress Indulge in the timeless allure of our Spring Harmony linen dress – a true embodiment of elegance and charm. Designed to make you stand out from the crowd, these half-colored dresses boast a mesmerizing blend of serene blue, rich wine red, and vibrant green hues, creating a captivating visual harmony. Delicate contrast embroidery graces the neckline and bottom edge of each dress, infusing it with an air of intricate beauty and sophistication. Crafted with your comfort in mind, fabric ties on the sides ensure a customizable fit that flatters your silhouette while allowing effortless movement. Adorned with handmade fabric buttons along the front chest a...

“It turns out that the forest isn't inhabited by, to quote the captain of the guard, some furry f#cking thing, but Scoia'tael commandos. They were led by someone named Vernossiel...”   GWENT: The Witcher Card Game Our custom outfit consists of: burgundy dress with decorative trims on the sleeves, neckline and bottom quilted gambeson with short sleeves and contrasting diamond stitching dark brown leather belt with antique buckles Do you want to be part of the Witcher's world?  Make your own outfit of Witcher universe by Steel Mastery

Medieval Elegance dress  Introducing our exquisite creation, the "Medieval Elegance" dress, a true embodiment of timeless beauty and grace. This remarkable ensemble combines the elegance of medieval fashion with modern sophistication, ensuring that you stand out as a vision of refined allure. The neck line of the dress is adorned with decorative straps as well, forming a stunning focal point that accentuates your neckline and adds a regal touch. These straps not only enhance the visual appeal of the dress but also evoke a sense of sophistication and nobility, reminiscent of medieval courtly fashion. To accentuate your figure and add an element of modern flair, the dress feature...

Whispers of Autumn : Woollen dress collection These wool dresses exude autumnal charm, feature a stunning array of autumnal hues. From the gentle oranges and greens that evoke the changing leaves, to the deep blues and wine reds reminiscent of crisp autumn evenings, each dress captures the essence of the season. Crafted with utmost care, these dresses are designed to embrace the beauty of fall with their warm, cozy wool fabric.  The dresses are adorned with delicate lacework on the neck area and sleeves, adding a touch of timeless elegance to your autumn wardrobe. Lacing on the front chest and sides, allowing you to adjust the dress to your liking and ensuring a flattering silhoue...

This beautiful women dress of XV century is made according to the historically correct patterns. You can see such model of gown on paintings of the XV century. Hans Memling often portaried medieval women wored this garb. For example, his well-known portrait of Maria Portinari (painting is located in Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York). Dress with long train is made of natural wool. Lining is of cotton, but you may choose also silk or linen. There are sewn insert on the chest and wide detachable belt under the breast, which we can make of wool or velvet. Neckline and sleeves' edges are trimmed with wool or velvet. A lot of drapery and pleats accent femality of the garb. Felt headw...

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Medieval viking outfit "Sigyn style" is historicaly correct. Dresses are made-to-measure, so the will fit you perfectly!  Viking outfit consist of:  undershirt; hangerock; coat. The base price does not include: headwear; attire; fibulas. All these itmes you can add to your medieval viking clothing as options. They will help you to make your look complete. Undershirt (medieval chemise) is made of linen and decorated with hand-made embroidery around neckline and cuffs.  Hangerock is made of wool (not less then 80% natural wool). It's decorated with hand-made braid.  Coat is made of wool (not less then 80% na...

This Polish lady is dressed in: Shirt Petticoat Velvet dress Ochipok of brocade with velvet trimming Embroidered muslin headcover - namitka The suit of any decent XVIIth-XVIIIth century lady began with an undershirt. Polish noblewomen of those times wore long fluffy shirts with wide sleeves made of white fine linen or cotton fabric. The men's shirts of the nobility were richly decorated with embroidery and were worn as part of their festive clothing.  There is no unambiguous information about the embroidery of women's shirts.  Over the undershirt, a respectable lady inevitably wore an underskirt. From the XVII century, sleeveless dresses and jupans became a...

Women medieval clothing had typical wide cut and length till the feet. This mantle is made according to the fashion of Middle Ages. There are lacings from the rear and from the front, with what you can make mantle tighter or looser. On the photo, there is a mantle made of wool. Base price is for this model made of cotton. Please choose the wished material and colour in options. This mantle is being worn over the underdress.

Pani wears: Shirt Cotton dress Ochipok of brocade with velvet trimming Embroidered muslin headcover – namitka On the territory of today's Poland and Ukraine, women's costume changed very little from the XVIIth to XVIIIth century. A stylish combination of French court toilets and the local national costume, it was colorful, beautiful, and comfortable (in contrast to the fanciful French fashion). This pani wore a modest but stylish dress of dense cotton with a floral-striped pattern in pink – fashionable in the XVIIIth century from Versailles to Dikanka. Such a cut was versatile for the then-middle class – from not-so-wealthy noblewoman to a well-to-do townswoman. Tak...

This dress of Burgundian noblewomen mid-XIV - early XV century is the best implementation of the traditional Burgundian style of that time.  Long dress with wide skirt can be made of wool or velvet. Dress is belted with wide velvet belt under the breast.  Edges of sleeves are linked with laces. Contrast lining of cotton or linen will make your dress more beautiful and comfortable. Felt headwear is covered with wool. Garb includes following details: - white under shirt of thin cotton - long woolen dress with cotton lining in sleeves - woolen belt - truncated headwear hennin with white silk veil  This medieval French garb is really delightful for masqu...

A sorceress from faraway countries, an elf princess, Kings Arthur court noblewoman? This medieval dress could belong to any of those ladies. Moreover, it could be yours. Amazing patterned cotton middle ages dress, beautiful, completely natural, elegant and chic. Fancy dress medieval, which is an adornment in itself. So delicate that excess jewelry will only spoil it. A choice of lady with exquisite taste. Like its medieval ancestors, it is made of best natural fabrics – patterned cotton and soft cotton sleeves lining. By your choice, your renaissance queen dress we can sew in two ways: machine manufacturing or hand sewing. Our tailors will make it by your parameters, using sewing machine ...

In contrast with sharp, gothic silhouette of Burgundian gown, Italian dress of the XV century was known for its smooth, fair lines. This model of Italian gown is made according to the patterns, which were used by medieval tailors. All unique features of these times are kept: high waistline, square shape of decollete, long bell-bottom skirts, balloon-sleeves of chemise. Presented model of italian outfit consists of few pieces:  - Chemise. Loose underwear with wide sleeves is made of thin white batist (100% cotton), which is very soft and nice on the tough to body; - Underdress. Long dress without lining with high waistline, made of decorative jacquard. There are strin...

French dress with virago sleeves includes: Undershirt Corset Crinoline skirt with hoops Fabrick underskirt Top skirt Jacket A rather austere style of women's clothing from the late XVIth century began to change towards lightness by the early XVIIth century. Thus the farthingale disappeared and the jacket had lengthening fringes reaching up to the middle of the thighs. The waist point of the rigid front insertion formed a rounded U-shape. The jacket sleeves, which became more airy, were tied at elbow level with a ribbon which tied around the elbow in a decorative bow (known as a virago, and the sleeves are often called virago sleeves), and the open seam of the sleeve expo...

Medieval style dress "Retenue" The mountains, where gems are mined, are rarely high, as abundance hides under it. There is a saying that such mountains grow down, and the deeper – the more riches they hide. However, very few may reach it, as under mountain treasures are guarded well. No, not a dragon, but a maid of unseen beauty, severe and decent as mountains, under which her empire lays. Here medieval style dress “Retenue” is as decent as herself: chaste long blue medieval dress with long narrow sleeves and plain boat neckline and deep-green sleeveless mantle, worn over the dress. Mantle has quite simple cut, but it is splendid at the same time. Strong fabric is ple...

Medieval peasant dress "Sun" Brocade is queenly; velvet is luxurious; silk is delicate; wool is comfortable and linen is soft… So, when choosing a dress for one more reenactment event, beautiful ladies hurry to order it made of these fabrics. They forget about simple, but amazing fabric. A foreigner, whose way runs from the deep of ground to the sun. Peasant dress consist of:  1.undershirt;  2.upper dress with braid Today, we will tell you a fairytale about cotton that was used for making of this plain, but feminine medieval times dress. As born of this dress begins from the same moment, when cotton crops up the ground, lofts and blossoms with...

Fantasy dress "Amethyst" Spear of fire, burn so brightly As the sunwheel in the sky Spear of fire, burn within me O híu Noshàh, o Lughnasadh When summer comes to the end and days become shorter. When harvest is cropped and hidden to the barns. When sun warms less and evenings and nights are touched by coolness. When it is time to get in blueberry and bake the pies of grains from new crops. When autumn came… When it is time to feast Lughnasadh and god Lugh tops on the hill to take a participation in festival and takes the sacrifices… Then a maid gathers hairs and wears her the best fantasy dress “Amethyst”. What a dress! Oh, Gods, what a dress! Even Lugh is...

Medieval viking outfit "Idunn style" is historicaly correct. Dresses are made-to-measure, so the will fit you perfectly!   Viking outfit consist of:  undershirt (chemise); hangerock; belt; cloak. The base price does not include:   attire; bag; fibulas. All these itmes you can add to your medieval viking clothing as options. They will help you to make your look complete. Undershirt (medieval chemise) is made of linen and decorated with hand-made embroidery around neckline and cuffs.  Hangerock is made of wool (not less then 80% natural wool). It's decorated with braid on the top and bottom of the item. ...

Italian dress with chemise , XV century This medieval underdress is a part of Italian women's outfit of the XV century. Together with undershirt and upper dress, it creates a gown of Renaissance epoch. Underdress has high waistline and long wide skirt. Corset part has lining. Lacing on the sides of corset allows the better fitting of dress. Shoulder straps are fixed with lacing. Cotton chemise  is loose with wide sleeves, made of thin white batist, which is very soft and nice on the tough to body.  Dress is handcarfted and made of jacquard.  

This costume version consists of: Kamiza Dress  Hairnet In the 1460s, Italian women's fashion moved from high-necked gowns to V-shaped necklines. High waistline and separately laced changeable sleeves make this costume fit well on any figure. A 'pregnant' silhouette was quite a fashionable thing as it meant family prosperity and the fact that the dress owner's husband is not at war or ill but is expecting an heir. A wealthy Italian Renaissance woman typically wore at least three, often four complete layers of clothing in public.  The chemise – often silk one and richly decorated – showed at the lady's neck. But it has no lace. Strangely, but it’s a fact – ...