Emily Jessie Collection
"Emily Jessie: Unveiling the Fascinating World of Historical Headdresses" Step into a time machine and travel back to the 14th, 15th
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"Emily Jessie: Unveiling the Fascinating World of Historical Headdresses" Step into a time machine and travel back to the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries as we explore the captivating world of Emily Jessie. Inspired by iconic artworks such as Isabella of Bavaria wearing a forked headdress from 1435 or The paltock from the same era, Emily Jessie delves into history's most intriguing headpieces. Intricate and ornate, these headdresses were not only fashion statements but also symbols of status and identity. Take a glimpse at The Lady Barkley's elegant headdress from the 16th century or Sir Francis Drake's distinguished attire that exuded power. But it wasn't just nobility who adorned themselves with elaborate headgear; commoners too had their own unique styles. Ladies' headdresses in the 15th century ranged from heart-shaped designs to horned creations, each telling its own story. Carvings depicting women wearing horned headdresses offer us a glimpse into their daily lives during this period. Johannes Gyniford and his wife captured late-14th-century fashion perfectly with their stylish headwear. Women's headdresses in the following century showcased intricate details that added an air of sophistication to any ensemble. Nigel Lorringe and William de Albeneis showcase how men also embraced fashionable headgear during this era. Their late-14th-century ladys' headdress is evidence that style knew no gender boundaries. Join us on this historical journey as we unravel Emily Jessie's passion for exploring these forgotten treasures. From Bavarian royalty to everyday citizens, she sheds light on an often-overlooked aspect of our past – one adorned with exquisite craftsmanship and timeless beauty.