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Sassy-Stark ||
Oh hello there!
This is my GoT-only, side-blog
*my main blog is sassy-holly, so if you send me a message i'll respond with that name!<3*
Currently reading: A Storm of Swords
sansa had the grace to blush. she blushed prettily. she did everything prettily.
#sansa does everything prettily #and pretty is decorative #pretty is fleeting #pretty is fake #you have to learn pretty #and why would you waste time on something so useless and silly #but sansa does everything prettily #when sansa destroys you #it is going to be pretty
^ those tags can fuck off
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Some basic medieval fashion terms
- Dalmatic: t shaped tunic
- Cotehardie: fitted, full skirted surcoat, long or short for both men and women
- Surcoat: overdress often without sides
- Cyclas: sleeveless, overgown, decorated
- Plasteron: the strip that goes down the center of the cyclas
- Kirtle: underdress
- Doublet: short coat
- Mantle: cloak
- Chaperon: hat
- Liripipe: long tail on the cap
- Houpeland: large dress with large sleeves
- Veil Caul: fitted small cap like a babies bonnet
- Hennin: large extravagant hat with either one or two horns
- Horned Hennin: two horns
- Pattens: wooden clogs to get your shoes out of the mud
- Hose: worn by men and women
- Pair of legs: long hose that had a garter at the top
- Cod piece: worn to cover important bits
- Dagging: cut fabric decoration
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If you think this has a happy ending, you haven’t been paying attention.
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