Did any group in history have better drip than the Puritans?
>>18379423>no belt buckle on his hatno drip at all
It's all downhill after 1648
>>1837942318th century noblemen. Puritans are just boring post great male renunciation fashion before it was cool.
>Not going out to battle covered in a mosaic of iridescent, color changing feathers
Puritans were famously anti-"drip." That was basically as sober as it was possible to look in the early 17th century.
>>18379423I'm quite a fan of traditional west slavic fashion. Puritan men look pretty cool but their women's fashion wasn't that great.>>18379790>fursuitsokay bud, back to >>>/trash/ with you>>18379805>Puritans were famously anti-"drip."Very true. You were only permitted to dress in "sadd colours" which were colours that the puritans themselves considered to be ugly and not attention grabbing.
>>183794231820s romantic male fashionalexander dumas is /fa/ af
16th century portuguese drip
>>18379838When the fursuits are made like this they get a pass
>>18379636fpbp
>>18379845>/fa/ affat african, yes
>>18379423Yes. The Puritans were drippy, but not compared to the Landsknechts, Hussars (especially Polish Winged Hussars), Renaissance Florence and Venice, the Samurai, and the French Court under Louis XIV at Palace of Versailles. So yeah, the Puritans were great, but far from the drippiest.
>>18379423IS THAT REALLY YOUR IDEA OF PERFECT FASHION?
>>18379790lmao what
>>18380112What part of the image are you "what"ing at?
>>18379959Ottoman janissaries also had drip
>>18379959>LandsknechtsThe best looking soldiers of the european peninsula
>>18379643I like Landsknechte too but their distinct fashion was already gone by the end of the 16th century - so long before the 30 Years War started.>>18379636Those "hat buckles" were an invention of the 19th century. >>18379873How were the feathers sourced? Did they really catch and kill thousands of small birds to have material for one or two pieces?
Non Puritan Elizabethan, Jacobean and Restoration /fa/, the kind of foppish excess they were rebelling again, was far better.
>>18380245I haven't come across publications which talk about how feathers were physically collected, but there are some about it more in terms of which species of birds were used from which parts of Mexico, especially based on the study of some surviving Aztec shields by Dr. NadalHere:- Various publications by Dr. Laura Filoy Nadal (EX: Sept-Oct 2019 Arqueología Mexicana issue, anything on her http://academia.edu, researchgate, book chapters she's published like "Feathered Objects in the Codex Mendoza and Their Extant Representatives", and so on) - journals.openedition.org/nuevomundo/1447- vistasgallery.ace.fordham.edu/items/show/1721- vistasgallery.ace.fordham.edu/items/show/1722- youtube.com/watch?v=NgUw8JEnb5U- Youtube.com/watch?v=BwvxzXv=BwvxzXv=BwvxzXv=BwvxzX7S1iM- Youtube.com/watch?v=DO9_lfv=DO9_lfv=DO9_lfv=DO9_lfrxLes- arqueologiamexicana.mx/mexico-antiguo/el-cuexyo-chimalli-del-castillo-de-chapultepec- arqueologiamexicana.mx/mexico-antiguo/las-plumas-del-cuexyo-chimalli- arqueologiamexicana.mx/mexico-antiguo/chimalli-escudos-mexicas-emplumados- noticonquista.unam.mx/amoxtli/2860/2860- americae.fr/en/special-section/technologies-en/cadenas-operatorias-production-objetos-emplumados-mexicas/- https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6148cc814957ab5ff0e98e85/t/619565a4f79a303b0d3c80fb/1637180838659/FILLOY+-+CUEXYO+CHIMALLI.pdf- nahuatl.historicas.unam.mx/index.php/ecn/article/download/9337/8715/9121To try to answer your question directly though, Spanish descriptions of markets mention animals being sold both dead or alive, including birds, so presumbly some of the feathers were sourced from killed birds, yes. Though Diaz in his description of the royal Aviary in Tenochtitlan states that feathers were plucked from the birds in such a way/at the right time so that it didn't injure the birds and they would grow back. I would assume that naturally shedded feathers were also collected
>>18379423They looked good but tons of other cultures dressed better. Puritans did have among the best costumes of their time tho.
