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What's the best source of references for medieval clothing? I'm looking for something specifically organized, Pinterest is all over the place
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Clothing and jewelry*
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>>8031056
I don't know any specific places, but good general advice is to search specifically in museum or history oriented placed. The images for most sources are hard to decipher, taking the form of crude drawings from the time, or heavily decayed artefacts, and in all cases they are separated from their contexts and it is difficult to imagine what they looked like as modern fashionable pieces
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>>8031059
Seconding this. Several museums have searchable archives of their collection online as well.



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