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Paenula
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a roman outergarment made in heavy wool or leather for wear in bad weather.
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Pagne
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a loin-cloth or short petticoat.
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Pagoda Sleeves
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sleeves on men's coats in the early seventeen hundreds which were narrow on the upper arm and then flared in lace once past the elbow.
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Palatine
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a shoulder wrap inspired by the fur stole the Palatine princess wore in the mid-seventeenth century.
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Palla
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latin name for Greek peplos.
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Panes
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strips of ribbon set close together.
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Pantaloons
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women's undergarments which came down to about the knee, evolved to the underwear of today.
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Pantelettes
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little girls' pantaloons that showed beneath the dress hem.
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Partlet
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type of chemisette or 'fill in' for low decolletage.
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Passement
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original name for all types of lace.
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Pattens
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thick soled shoe raised on a heel, common in the Middle Ages. Sometimes made out of wood a worn over slippers.
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Peascod Belly
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padded doublet which gave wearer exaggerated, pointed pot belly. Worn in the late sixteenth century.
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Pelicon
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fur-lined garment worn between chemise and coat, twelfth to fifteenth century.
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Pelisse
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cape, often fur-lined.
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Peplos
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outer garment worn by women in Ancient Greece. It was a large rectangle of material fastened over each shoulder with a fibulae.
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Pero
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boots made from short hairy hide, worn by the agricultural workers under the Romans.
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Petit Oie
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trimming on men's suits during the mid-seventeenth century, usually ribbon.
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Pharos
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a form of peplos worn belted.
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Piccadils
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tabbed or scalloped cuffs and collars.
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Pigache
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shoe with long, upturned, pointed toe which was worn in the twelfth century.
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Pileus
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felt cap worn by men in Rome.
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Pinafore
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originally used to protect dresses from dirt, it was adopted as a fashion piece and worn as a sleeveless dress or over a blouse.
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Plastron
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false front, simulating a blouse or waistcoat.
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Points
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ties used to attach women's sleeves to their gowns.
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Pompadour
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hairstyle where hair is brushed off of forehead into a high roll at the top of the head.
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Poncho
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simply a square or oblong piece of material with an opening for the head.
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Pour point
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name given to doublet.
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28.
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Princess Dress
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the skirt and bodice were cut in one piece and the fullness was in the back.
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