#cosplay netherlands

[catarinacosplay]

Babies first cosplay! this was around early 2012 I think?

I remember seeing other cosplayers take really cool photo's on deviantart at the time and I decided to try and take some of my own in the living room! Megurine Luka Just be friends was the first and only cosplay I had at the time and I've gotta say I'm still kind of proud of these? My dad helped me take the photo's with my cheap little compact camera and I had some screenshots from the music video to kind of explain my vision to him and he was very much down to help out!

#cosplay #babiesfirstcosplay #first cosplay #vocaloid #vocaloid cosplay #megurine luka #luka megurine #just be friends #luka just be friends #dutch cosplay #dutch cosplayer #cosplay girl #cosplay netherlands

[cinnamonroll-soong]

Finally got the chance to cosplay Data at comic con Holland! I had so much fun!!!

A lot of people were really happy to see me (I was the only Data cosplayer there) and I got a lot of sweet/funny reactions! Which was really nice, since this is my first cosplay ever and I was super anxious about it.

#I was super self conscious about the costume and makeup #but everyone was so sweet!!! #first time working with bodypaint #HOW DO Y’ALL DO IT GIMME TIPS #I also joined the flying dutch #they’re the official trek fanclub in the Netherlands #so now I get a trekkie membership cards and cool fanzines! #lt commander data #commander data #star trek the next generation #star trek #comic con holland #data cosplay #commander data cosplay

[meisha-cos-blog]

Axis Powers Hetalia

benelux！

蘭🇳🇱 : ゆう

白🇧🇪 : goron

盧🇱🇺 : 冥紗

Photo : Shizuki

#cosplay #hetalia #aph netherlands #aph belgium #aph luxembourg #axis powers ヘタリア #ヘタリア

[taylor-luna]

Tried my hand at making my own cosplay for Animecon in Den Haag. I’ve loved Code Geass for so long and I was so excited to cosplay CC (complete with Cheese-Kun too, of course)

#animecon #rijswijk #netherlands #cc #code geass #cosplay #cheese-kun

[kscosplaycatalog]

No. 11 - 2011

Character: Belgium (Uniform version) Series: Hetalia: Axis Powers by Himaruya Hidekazu

Photog Credits: - Papa-NOT-zzi - Someone from our Meetup at Mizu

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Quickly after finishing Belgium's conference dress I found out that the Benelux Union was being personified as siblings in Hetalia, with Netherlands being Belgium's big brother. I have a younger brother, but he's so tall that I begged him to be my Netherlands and made our uniforms! This would be the 2nd or maybe 3rd costume I made for my brother. 🤭 He gets roped into my madness quite a bit.

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The pattern for the uniform's top is a KIWK-SEW 3534. It wasn't much modified. I did have to add cuffs to the sleeves and quite honestly, I love them! I used Kahki broadcloth. I already owned the pants, but the "suspenders" are made of black cotton and just pinned to the pants.

The tie, along with the headband, are made from green broadcloth. The headband was made the same way I made the previous one!

Black gloves we already had. 😉

For my brother, the wig is a Punky S wig (in Color 24) heavily trimmed and styled by me. I actually knitted the scarf myself. For those curious, I used two 29" circulars to knit it vertically (it's height is 7 ft [294 stitches] as he's 6'3"). I used Vanna's Choice colonial blue (109) and white (100). Each stripe is 8 stitches wide and garter stitched.

His under-shirt is a simple tank top made of navy blue cotton. The pattern for the uniform's top is a KIWK-SEW 3534. It's made of kahki broadcloth. The blue cuff designs are appliqué with the same material as the shirt. Last but not least, the side pouch! That was made from white pleather and, being a box, a made-up pattern.

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Belgium: Cost: $50 Time: 26 hrs

Netherlands: Cost: $100 Time: 75 hrs

#belgium cosplay #hetalia cosplay #countries personified cosplay #axis powers hetalia cosplay #hetalia: axis powers cosplay #manga cosplay #handmade cosplay #closet cosplay #netherlands cosplay #for my brother

[lovelybrandt]

Let's Get Fail Win 😭 Senegal VS Netherlands 🇸🇳-🇳🇱 0-2 Win Costume Inspired Frenkie De Jong Girl Fan Style Cosplay Celebration World Cup 2022 🧡🇳🇱⚽😍

🏆⚽🇶🇦🎉

Scylla Caramel Blonde Hair Wig

Schwarzkopf Got2b (Orange) Hair Chalk Color

Sky Blue Eye Color Contact Lenses

Too Faced Eyeshadow Light My Fire 🔥

Too Faced Blush Color (Red) How Deep Is Your Love ❤️

Too Faced Highlighter Shimmer Campagne (Gold) Color ✨

Nyx Lip Lustre Lip Tint Color (Red) No.1 Mystic Gypsy

Essie Nail Polish Color (Red) Hiking Heels From Summer 2016

Netherlands Nike Kit Home Jersey Name De Jong No.21 (World Cup 2022)

Orange Skirt Tennis Modern Style

Jimmy Choo Orange High Heels Sandals

Balala The Fairies Princess Camellia Magic Burning Arrow Weapon Toy 🏹🦅🔥❤️💙💗

#de Jong #frenkie de Jong #netherlands #oranje #knvb #dutch #football #soccer #barcelona #world cup 2022 #fifa #cosplay #creative #costume #girl #inspired #fan #style #fashion

[falling-mellow]

In the down part of the Netherlands is this province called Limburg. This is where I'm from.

And we Limburg folk have this tradition of a party/feast period. This period, we call 'Carnaval' (Dutch) or 'Vastelaovend' (local Limburgish dialect).

In this feast period, there will be parades in basicly every town, CarnaLaovend party songs, and lots, and lots, of dress-up. One big costume party!! You wanna be a doctor you can dress up as a doctor! Wanna be a creepy something dress up like a creepy something! Wanna be a clown, you know the drill! You come to Limburg NL during the CarnaLaovend period, expect to see lotssss of sometimes very weird and random!! dress ups lol.

Can u imagine that to the Limburg folk this is concidered normal haha

Some people also like to dress up as anthro animals. I was one of them ✌️🦌

#We also have a Carnaval Prince every year #Every year it is someone new #We call him 'Prins Carnaval' #and when the new pronce gets revealed we chant #🎵Zonne goije hubbe weej nog noejt gehad🎶 #<= This was local Limburgish language 😅 #<= It means 'We haven't had such a good one before' #<= 'good one' = the new Carnaval Prince #<= But we chant this every year 😅 #Carnaval #Vastelaovend #Limburg #Netherlands #Dutch posting #cosplay #deer cosplay #anthro deer #It kinda reminds me of the Norwegian 'Russetid' in a way #<= Party songs? Check. Jumping on customized parade wagons? Check. #<= Other folk who probably don't get it look at it and think 'wtf Netherlands 😳' Check 😉 #Carnaval-låter

[biesge]

#earrings #studearrings #jewelry #minimalistearrings #modernearrings #everydayearrings #earringsforwomen #clip on earrings #black earrings #black #cosplay #anime girl #anime news #unitedstates #unitedkingdom #france #germany #netherlands #denmark #sweeden #bestgiftideas #one of the best #perfect gift #handmade #biesge #etsylove #etsyfinds #etsy #etsygifts #etsyjewelry

[popcornkwantum]

:D I love Nicky so much

I'll be making these into (handmade) stickers and will be giving them out for FREE at both the upcoming Elfia event and at Heroes Dutch Comic Con (summer edition)

I actually don't think anyone from the Netherlands follows me on here but uuuhh if you do plan on going to one/both events, keep an eye out for someone in a badly made Taylor cosplay and you will be granted with one of these bad bois >:)

#the last (and first time) I did this it took me like 3 HOURS to make only 30 ish stickers lol #and it was at like 1 am at the night before the event #but this time I'm more prepared #and I just tested out a new way to make them which is SO MUCH MORE EFFICIENT #and IT. WORKS. TOO. #I'll also be remaking a few from last year #also; yes I did look into just ordering them online but I'm not going to spend 100+ euros on stickers that I'm going to give away for free #and investing into a printer and sticker paper and laminate stuff is a bit too expensive right now as well #so I'd rather make these by hand with all my blood sweat and tears and spend that money on the artist alley instead :D #dndads #here we go with all versions of spelling Nicky's name again #dndads nicky #nicky close #nicky foster #nicholas close #nicholas foster #nicky close foster #nick #trans nicky #trans #my favorite trans guy #dungeons and daddies #my art #elfia #HDCC #teen nicky #demon nicky #so mannyy tagss

[nightlyrayne]

TW: Lying, Manipulation, Cheating, Gabe Hicks

I have spent the last few days debating on whether or not I should speak up about my own past relationship and experience the TTRPG Gabe Hicks otherwise known by his handle as GabeJamesGames. I've decided to do so, in hopes that I may reach anyone that dated him and believed the were exclusive be given the same chance to know the truth as I have been given.

I'm going to cut this as short as I possibly can, mostly because everything is still very much scrambled in my head and trying to go through our past conversations has already been incredibly painful and difficult. I'm also sorry if this is a bit of a mess, or doesn't make sense anywhere. I tried to go back through our messages to be as accurate as possible, as I know I have a poor memory and an even worse sense of time.

Gabe and I started talking around late July of 2020 after I made a TikTok duetting him in his Matt from Dream Daddy cosplay. Things quickly become very flirtatious and suggestive between us. It did not take very long after that, somewhere between August and September we decided to be exclusive without labeling. I had firmly believed us to only be talking romantically and sexually with each other and expressed interest in becoming "officially" boyfriend and girlfriend when we met each other in person. Gabe agreed to this. Expressing he only had an interest in me and was more than happy to be exclusive.

In mid October I flew from Arizona back to my home state of Pennsylvania to meet him in person. He rented an Airbnb, though I did visit his home to meet his mom, one of his sisters, and his dog Leo. At one point during my stay, I was present for a live stream by his side as we carved pumpkins. I received no introduction when the stream began. Not my name, who I was, or what I was to him. I was simply there. And as a shy person who also has social anxiety, I said nothing because I was too nervous and didn't want to make things awkward. Though it felt awkward nonetheless. And immediately after the stream ended, he himself brought up the fact that he forgot to mention me. In the moment my only thought was "Well, at least he realized". And let it drop because I didn't want to have a fight.

Going home was extremely rough for me. I am the type of person that when I fall, I fall hard. I become very attached. And leaving was heartbreaking. The only thing that has helped was that he'd given me one of his shirts and had spoken about the possibility of moving in together down the road.

After that, things remained steady for a few more months. Though the issue of him wanting to remain completely private bothered me greatly. I brought up the fact multiple times, already apologizing while bringing it up because I felt like I was being too needy. In a way, I suppose I was gaslight myself, which made it all the easier for him. Especially when all I had ever asked was for him to put he was in a relationship on his social medias to help ease my anxiety. I expressed that my confidence in relationships came from having a partner who at least expressed that they were in a relationship. I didn't ask for my name nor my social media to be given. Though a part of me had definitely wanted that has well. I asked him for a compromise of just having "Taken" or "In a relationship" on his social medias. But every time I brought it up, he would claim he was already compromising by letting me meet his family and having his friends know about me. (Though whether his friends actually knew about me is unknown, as I don't remember having met or spoken to anyone of them.) At one point he even told me he had a stalker in the Netherlands and was worried about possibly upsetting her and having her come after him or I.

Things got harder after he got his new apartment February. Messages got less and less. By March hadn't received any 'I loves you's or 'I miss you's since January. I was getting more anxious about his growing number of followers and flirtatious behavior online, so I was being up being slightly public more and more. Around late May, early June, I could tell he just was no longer interested. He wasn't pointing in any effort. And while I had desperately wanted to make it work, I could tell he did not want to make it work. So I suggested stepping down from being romantic to just being friends. We never spoke after that, but we remained mutuals on TikTok and I would occasionally see him liking me stuff. Which, unfortunately, gave me more hope that I still want something to him than I would have liked.

I believed he had truly cared about me at some point during our relationship. But on Wednesday, my friend sent me a reddit post about him. I spent the whole day going through everything I could remember and wondering if he had been cheating on me as well. I posted my timeline of dating him on the Reddit post and was unfortunately informed that my timeline over lapped with TWO other people. One of them being the person he had claimed to me was a stalker.

I tell my story, though I was clueless until now, in hopes that anyone else who was hurt knowingly or unknowingly will find my story. That if they didn't know what kind of person Gabe was, they do now. And if they had already found out and haven't been in contact with any of his other exes, please know you are not alone. Please, please, please feel free to message me. And I am so sorry for the pain he has caused you, myself, and who knows how many others.

#gabe hicks #gamejamesgames #lying #cheating #gaslighting #manipulation

[gaykeithbilance]

apparently someone's organising a voltron fan/cosplay meet at dutch comic con ??? who's going to a voltron meet up in 2024 in the netherlands help (me because i want to know the answer to that question)

if you want a cece gaykeithbilance autograph you know what to do /j

#cece.txt

[castielsheaven77]

This is a shout out to all European fans.

Misha is coming to a lot of European countries but not the Netherlands 🇳🇱

Please fill in the the guest you want to meet at the Heroes Dutch Comic Con.

Thanks from the Dutch fans.

@mishacollins

#misha collins #misha

[myosotiscos]

I recently finished my Blue Eye Samurai cosplay, and I was blown away at how comfortable it actually was (minus removing the tape and glue afterwards ;u;)

Blue Eye Samurai isn't wildly known in The Netherlands it seems like, but the people who did recognize me, were super excited!

I was somewhat fearful that the cosplay wouldn't suit me/it was uncomfortable to wear, but it's totally going on the list of "comfy cosplays to wear when I don't know what to wear"-list!

#cosplay #blue eye samurai #mizu blue eye samurai #cosplayer #taigen #netflix

[kenziewrites14]

Introducing me!

My name is Kenzie, I write things about final fantasy (mainly ff7). Here I post my headcannons, drambles and other things that pop up into my silly brain.

Things about me:

✰ I love cosplaying! My current cosplays are: Aerith Gainsborough (ff7) and Raiden Shogun (Genshin Impact). I am planning to cosplay Aerith, but then her Crisis Core dress.

✰ I play Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core on Nintendo, and my favorite characters are: Sephiroth, Angeal and Zack!

✰ My favorite music is probably rock music (metal, rock...). My favorite bands are: Rob Zombie, Bon Jovi, Rammstein and Queen. But my music taste is REALLY different, I also love: The Oh Hellos, Hozier, Of Monsters and Men, Radical Face, The Wellermen and Lana Del Rey.

✰ I love reading! I mostly read fantasy, my favorites are: Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Narnia and The Hobbit.

✰ This is kinda based on my taste in books, but my favorite series and films are: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (including The Hobbit), Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon, Narnia, The Vampire Diaries, Castlevania, Disenchantment and Castlevania Nocturne.

✰ My first language isn't English! I'm from the Netherlands.

Things I will not include (or write about) in my blog:

✰ NSFW: this is just a big no go, which I will not write at all.

✰ Things related to gore.

✰ About ships I dislike (I DESPISE Sefikura).

If you're interested, please follow me! I really appreciate it :)

(my requests are open!)

#final fantasy vii #final fantasy 7 #final fantasy xiv #sephiroth #headcannons #final fantasy #new here #follow #like

[dresshistorynerd]

Hiya!

Love your blog! So much cool info here. I don't know if this is the kind of thing you are interested in or know much about but I'm making a cosplay of Mary from the BBC Ghosts. She supposedly died in the early 17th century but I can't find anything on the blue bodice/waistcoat she is wearing. I think it is closer to 19th century stays? Anyway, I get it's not 100% historically accurate costume, just wondering. Thanks!

Hi, Anon! And thank you so much!

I haven't watched the show, but I checked out the outfit and here it is for those who also didn't know it before:

A quick look at the Ghosts wikipage of her tells she was an English peasant.

I ended up falling into a bit of research rabbit hole (which is why it took me this long to answer). The evolution of working class garments from Elizabethan era to 1700s ended up being very interesting and surprisingly complicated. It doesn't make it easier that there's very little info on the subject, especially regarding English working class. It's much easier to find info on Dutch and Flemish working class clothing, as the Dutch golden age/baroque art was very interested in depicting working class people, the style also provides abundance of detail. English artists were much less interested in painting common people.

To make the rest make any sense I think it would be useful to outline the evolution of garments used in 16th to 18th century. In 1500s kirtle (here's a post where I talk about what kirtle is and it's evolutiona mong other things) was becoming more and more structured, eventually it's bodice becoming fully boned. Lower classes wouldn't bone their kirtles but reinforce them with several layers of canvas or buckram. In the first half of the century a short wool coat was sometimes used under the outerwear far warmed called petticoat. It was the Little Ice Age after all. Two boned or highly stiffened kirtles started to be used on top of each other, the first layer being made from cheaper materials and acting as the actual supporting layer, and the one on top of it from more expensive materials, stiffening (not necessarily boning) making sure the fabric is structured and without wrinkles. In the latter half of the century petticoat started to refer to the undergarment kirtle. Petticoats usually were a full dress like kirtle, though there's references of "petticoats without the upper bodies" so petticoats with only the skirt were also used as undergarments.

It gained the connotation of a simple and not very fancy garment, which is why the lower class kirtles started to be called petticoats by late 1500s. Lower classes might also wear two layers of petticoats, often in contrasting colors, probably in cold weather and then one layer in hot weather. The bodice and skirt also could be contrasting colors. The outer petticoat had almost always lacing in the front, but the petticoat under it might have lacing in the back or side so it's fabric could be seen under the lacing over it. At least Dutch and Flemish women would usually have a stomacher of contrasting color under the front lacing if they didn't have a petticoat under. Very wide lacing which showed off the fabric beneath was typical (but not necessary) for those and the German speaking areas. Petticoats would often have attachable or sewn-in sleeves like kirtles since Middle Ages, so that they could be worn as undergarment without sleeves and outer garment with sleeves if necessary.

An example from 1570s England. Two of the three peasant women in the front are wearing petticoats with bodices made from different fabrics.

An example by Flemish painter from around 1560s/70s. The left-most woman is clearly wearing a soft stomacher under her petticoat and the woman in the very middle has attached sleeves as shown by the bulging shift in her arm pits.

Over the petticoats though working class women would often wear a looser sleeved over-garment which wasn't laced. Around Netherlands area it was a short jacket with widening hem at waist often called waistcoat, like on the right-most woman in above painting, though I'm not sure if that is actually contemporary term for it. In late 1500s England the over-garment seemed to be more commonly a full length gown open in the front with short or full sleeves, similarly as the fashionable outer garment of the upper classes but much simpler, but by early 1600s the waistcoat is most commonly depicted in England too. There were couple of important accessories. Partlet was in 1600s most often white linen, while in the earlier century woolen black partlets were also common (the woman in the middle of the Flemish painting above is wearing both). In 1500s and early half of 1600s the partlet had high collar with ruffle like shown in the above paintings and it was usually worn over the petticoat (though sometimes under) and under the waistcoat or similar over-garment. Apron was also very important for working women, and while most often it was white linen, wool and different colors like show in both paintings above were also common. Kercief, a (most often) white linen scarf pinned on shoulders, was also common, especially in England, as shown in the first painting and the one below.

An English peasant from 1582 illustration wearing an open-fronted over-gown with short sleeves.

English peasants dancing from 1620s, while the women are wearing waistcoats.

In the fashion of the upper classes the bodice of the petticoat and the skirt of the petticoat started to appear as separate garments in late 1500s. A separate bodice was referred to as pair of bodies, or bodies, similarly to the bodice of the petticoat was referred to as upper bodies like I mentioned before. The word bodice actually derives from it. For clarity I will call the separate boned bodice as bodies. Like petticoat it was very much an undergarment, though could be used as a leisure wear in private. Like other supportive clothing that could be used as both under and over garments it also often had detachable sleeves. The full petticoat would fall out of use by the upper class by mid 1600s, but bodies wouldn't become universal as the structural layer yet, as the outer gown's bodice would often still be boned and used as the supportive layer. Working class women would use full petticoats till late 1600s, but separate bodies would become more widespread from early to mid century onward. Boning also would get adopted into working class clothing around mid century, though stiffening with fabrics or barely at all would continue to be common the whole century and still continue till early 1700s.

An example of bodies without boning on a peasant woman from the second half of 17th century Netherlands.

Working class woman with boned bodies from 1665-70, also Netherlands.

In 1680s there was a huge shift in the upper class fashion as mantua, completely unstructured garment, became extremely common and stays were developed from bodies to be it's supportive layer. Before that the boning was called stays, which alludes to the increasing distinction between outer and under clothing, as stays would be more of just separate boning rather than garment that could be used on it's own (though it could still be worn on it's own in some cases). In working class fashion the full petticoat fully disappeared by 18th century and the basic set of clothes was petticoat, supportive bodice without boning or stays (which would become almost universal during the century) and bed gown or jacket. Bed gown was short and very jacket-like, but a looser and t-shaped without the shoulder seem. Both were increasingly used regardless of weather.

Stays as outer garment from around 1780s-90s.

I think that Mary's blue waistcoat/bodice most resembles 18th century examples. Specifically, the supportive laced bodices without boning, like in the examples below. Unfortunately I haven't found any info about them. The cut is simpler than stays and actually reminds me most about jackets/waistcoats without sleeves. I've read there was laced under-jackets used in 18th century, so I'm wondering if these bodices relates to that. Maybe likelier origin is that they evolved from the previous century working class bodies that didn't have boning. Mary's bodice however is cut very differently. The neckline is high unlike these 1700s bodices, which purpose was to lift the chest.

Firstly a Dutch painting from first half of 18th century and then Italian painting from 1721.

Because supportive garments became very much undergarments or at least the second lowest layer right after shift, even if nothing was worn on top of it, it really doesn't fit Mary's bodice. Though I maybe found an exception where stays are possibly worn on top of a sleeved waistcoat or maybe bed gown, but it's hard to say and I haven't seen any other examples of that.

A 1713 Dutch illustration of Brabant, Belgium, dress. The bodice part looks like it could be a bed gown or similar loose jacket-like garment with boned stays on top of it. With little detail and no color it's hard to say though. It could be also a boned jacket or jacket on top of stays.

There is actually a fairly well documented style around this era that does have long sleeved garment beneath and sleeves garment over it. In the latter half of the 17th century and more rarely in early 18th century paintings depict Dutch and Flemish working women wearing long sleeved garment and laced bodice or petticoat over it. I haven't really seen depictions outside of them, however it doesn't mean they don't exist, since as said in the beginning there's just overwhelmingly more lower class depictions in Dutch and Flemish art than in any other art. Still, there being examples of this style from 1700s, when it's very outdated and absent in working class and peasant depictions of art from other areas, where depicting working class is becoming more common, suggests to me that it's at least somewhat regional style.

A Dutch painting from circa 1665.

In the above painting the woman seems to wear a full petticoat (the bodice and skirt are same color) with lacing on the front and what seems like a waistcoat under it. It's hard to say if the bodice is boned. This is a nice example as the partlet (the collar had mostly lost popularity by this time) is under garments unlike in most other depictions where it's on top of the bodice. We can then see that the sleeved garment is pinned and has fairly high neckline making it look a lot like the waistcoats of the time. It could be that they are not all the same garment. I would have rather guessed they were full petticoats with sewn-in sleeves before seeing this painting, but some of them still could be, especially the ones that seem more fitted. I haven't found any information about it, except one webside where it was called bed gown, which I think they definitely are not as they come earlier, are sometimes very fitted and often the shoulder seem of the sleeve is shown. Bodies and petticoats with detachable sleeves and waistcoats as over-garments are still frequently found in Dutch and Flemish paintings of the time, which makes me question why would they put especially waistcoat under the supportive layer? My little pet theory is that they need it for the warmth, but they want to protect it with a less expensive petticoat and/or bodies while working.

A Dutch 1659-60 painting. Here I think the women in red could be wearing sleeved petticoats or separate bodices under their bodies.

For Mary's outfit the issue is the peplum-type hemline on her blue bodice. It's very much absent in this era from bodies both boned and not, weather because the bodies end in waistline, which there's some depictions of like the one several pictures above, or the hem is under the petticoat. But I did find this one garment from the same era also depicted in Dutch and Flemish art mostly on older women. It has the peplum hem, but it's not bodies. All the examples I've seen are pinned close, so not supportive and definitely not boned. They are also cut differently. The shoulders are quite wide and the neckline high. It almost feels like sleeveless waistcoat. I found even less info on this style, so I can only guess.

Dutch painting from circa 1650-55. The waistcoat/bodice has a hem here that extends over the gray petticoat unlike with other garments we've looked at.

Dutch painting circa 1670. In the enlarge image you can just make out the seem of the undergarment.

I think Mary's clothing best reflects this specific style from this period of time. Her partlet also lacks the ruffle as later 1600s partlets usually do. Her apron is also gathered like those in the latter half of 1600s. Earlier aprons are usually not gathered as seen in the couple of first examples. The blue bodice I think is a mix between the sleeveless waistcoat-type garment seen in two above paintings and the separate or petticoat bodices which are not boned. It's laced and has narrow shoulders like the bodices, but it has high neckline and the hem over the petticoat like the sleeveless "waistcoats". The ruffles on her sleeves don't make sense in this time period. They could make more sense in 1700s. Over all it's actually pretty close in time and geographically to the time and place she's supposed to come from, even if it's not the way she'd actually dress if she was from early 1600s England.

#fashion history #historical fashion #historical clothing #historical costuming #bbc ghosts #working class clothing #peasant clothing #dutch golden age art #baroque #baroque fashion #elizabethan fashion #dress history #answers #ask

[p-skyexd]

Guys in the Netherlands there is this thing called "Comicon" and it's a cosplay convention and I wanna cosplay as Human Dream Sans but I don't know where to get the stuff for that so PPEASE HELP ME AAAAA!

#btw im broke so if you know smth dont let it be too expensive #yey #undertale au #au undertale #undertale #dream sans #human dream #cosplay #convention #WHERE?!