Baroque Clothing and Footwear (17th - 18th Centuries)

Baroque fashion , marked by its ostentation and complexity , reflected the social hierarchies and power of the time. This era was characterized by elaborate garments, rich materials, and extravagant embellishments, with a special focus on aesthetics and social status, especially among the nobility and the court.

Men's clothing

• Shirt: Linen or cotton, with large ruffles and lace on the cuffs and collar.
• Jubón: Long, fitted jacket, decorated with embroidery and ornamental details.
• Trousers: Short, tight-fitting, and decorated with lace or embroidery, worn with stockings.
• Cape or mantle: Made of velvet and lined with silk, a symbol of social status.
• Shoes or boots: Leather or silk, with high heels and decorations such as buckles or bows.

Women's Clothing

• Corset: Tight garment that accentuated the figure, highlighting the waist.
• Bodice: Upper part adorned with lace and embroidery.
• Skirt: Full and made of silk or velvet, with multiple layers and decorative details.
• Cloak or cape: Similar to the men's cloak, made of luxurious materials and decorated with embroidery.
• Shoes: Leather or silk, with high heels and embellishments of bows and jewels.
• Headdress or wig: Voluminous wigs decorated with ribbons, pearls and flowers.

Baroque Accessories

• Jewelry: Necklaces, earrings and headbands adorned with precious stones.
• Gloves: Silk or leather, a symbol of elegance.
• Bags: Small and decorated, used by men and women.

Baroque clothing was an expression of luxury, power, and social status, designed to stand out in the most prestigious courts of Europe.

At Medieval Store , we offer a wide selection of historical products, from replicas of clothing to accessories and footwear. Explore our collection and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Baroque.