1620s fashion women

1632 Gilbert Jackson - Three-quarter length portrait of Jane, née Savage, Countess of Winchester (Private collection)

ca. 1617 Cecilia Nevill (or Cecily Neville), wife of Fitzwilliam Coningsby of Hampton Court, Herefordshire by Robert Peake (location ?). From pinterest.com/michelleckband/1600-1629-fashion/?lp=true.

ca. 1618-1620 Elizabeth Knollys, née Howard (1586–1658), Viscountess Wallingford, later Countess of Banbury attributed to Daniel Mytens (Kenwood - Hampstead, London, UK). From artuk.org; fixed the upper edge with Photoshop and filled in shadows to bring out the drapery of her veil and dress.

1610s Queen Constance of Poland, née Austria (Zamek Królewski w Warszawie - Warsawa Poland). She appears to be short in all of her portraits. She wears a delightfully simple and colorful saya in this portrait from the 1610s.

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By Angela Mombers: "My 1620s dress, after a drawing of Hendrick Avercamp, is aaaaalmost ready! The black silk arrived last Saturday so I could finally make the skirt. It's attached to the bodice with very tight cartridge pleats. Then the hemline is gathered and tucked in the waist of the petticoat. The petticoat is actually green, but you can't see it well on this photo. Now the only thing left is to starch the cuffs and hood, and then I am ready!"

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Portrait of Countess Franziska Barbara von Tilly (1604–1655), née Princess von Liechtenstein (1604–1655), daughter of Prince Karl I von Liechtenstein (1627) by Germany, 1627, an object of LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz–Vienna

An unknown lady; English School, c. 1615

Florinda

Fashion under the Reigns of Louis XI, Charles VIII, and Louis XII. 1461 to 1515. Costume history. Transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.

Various sewing projects. Mostly historical (or historically inspired) stuff. Varying levels of ambition!

Attributed to Juan van der Hamen Portraits of King Philip IV of Spain and Elisabeth of France, 1620s Instituto Valencia de Don Juan, Madrid, Spain

Over Skirt pulled to back to show under skirt, lower neckline, puffed sleeve with ruffle at the end.