Liste des hashtags les plus populaires par sujet #16THCENTURY

It’s important to have enormous pupils. I use belladonna liquid eye drops (from the deadly nightshade plant ) to dilate mine so they’ll be extra seductive. #makeuptutorial #makeup #renaissanceart #beautyroutine #renaissance #arthistory #art #historicalfashion #1500s #1500sfashion #16thcentury #renaissancefashion #fashionhistory #historyofstyle #uffizi #uffizigallery Maria (di Cosimo I) de’ Medici, Agnolo Bronzino, Maria de’ Medici, 1551, Uffizi Gallery.

I really loved Adelaide as mary Stuart even tho I still didn't finish reign. Dt: Tagged!♡ [ @adelaidekane ]

GIVEAWAY! . . . I am giving away one pair of my classical pearl earrings! They’re made of 24ct gold plated stainless steel loop closure, huge shell pearls (glass pearls covered in several layers of shell/ mother of pearl powder). . . . The giveaway is open for worldwide entries! . . . Follow the instructions • Choose your favourite jewellery in my Etsy store and repost it on your instagram. • Tag #lacomtesseateliergiveaway and #lacomtesseatelier • Tag 2 friends in the comments. . . . I will choose a winner on April 30th, GMT + 1. . . . #giveaway #lacomtesseatelier #lacomtesseateliergiveaway #pearlearrings #18thcentury #17thcentury #16thcentury #15thcentury #girlwithapearlearring #18thcenturycostuming #marieantoinette #georgianjewelry #historicalcostuming #historicalreenactment #historicaljewelry #jewelryfashion #jewelrygiveaway #handmadejewelry #pearls

We had a wonderful weekend at @kingdomofelfia. Saturday was really cold, only 7 degrees but Sunday was nice and sunny. The presentations went very well and we had a full house both days with many interested listeners (thank you for coming, if you are one of them ). . The dress was very comfortable, a bit cold on Saturday. Very happy with this wonderful photo made by @avk_fotografie . . #costumemaking #historicalcostume #historicalfashion #historicalcostuming #fashionandtextiles #16thcentury #1500sfashion #1500s #costumehistory #livinghistory #reenactment #historicalreenactment #historicalsewing #renaissance #renaissancedress #renaissancegown #helenasnakenborg #1569 #historiccostume #handmade #costumedesigner #costumedesign #1560s @tate #tategallery #tatebritain . .

Avant de débuter un long week-end, je vous propose un coup de cœur du @silroaparis. Il y en a eu beaucoup d'autres, mais pour ce soir, place à des tranches peintes et ciselées de grande beauté pour cet ouvrage de 1589. " Das ist Historia und ankunfft der Römischen Kirchen und sonderlich vom Antichristischen wesen. Um andern mahl gemehrt." Nigrinus Georges. ✨ Vous pouvez retrouver l'ouvrage au sein de la librairie @librairielajumentverte

On yesterday’s date, April 28, 1603, Queen Elizabeth I's funeral took place in London. Elizabeth passed on March 24, 1603, her body was then placed inside a lead coffin and carried by night in a torchlit barge along the Thames from Richmond Palace to Whitehall. There, the Queen was to lie in state until her funeral, giving time for the new king, King James I (VI of Scotland) to travel down to London. While the coffin lay in state, a life size effigy of Elizabeth, dressed in her royal robes, was placed on top of it to act as a symbol of the monarchy while there was no monarch in England. On April 28, 1603, Elizabeth's coffin was carried from Whitehall to Westminster Abbey on a hearse drawn by horses hung with black velvet. The coffin was covered in a rich purple cloth, topped with the effigy of Elizabeth with a sceptre in her hands and a crown on her head. Above the coffin was a canopy supported by six knights, and behind the hearse was the Queen’s Master of the Horse, leading her palfrey. The chief mourner was the Countess of Northampton who led the party of peers of the realm, all dressed in black. Chronicler John Stow wrote: “Westminster was surcharged with multitudes of all sorts of people in their streets, houses, windows, leads and gutters, that came out to see the obsequy, and when they beheld her statue lying upon the coffin, there was such a general sighing, groaning and weeping as the like hath not been seen or known in the memory of man.” Elizabeth was then buried at Westminster Abbey in the vault of her grandfather, Henry VII, until she was moved in 1606 to her present resting place, a tomb in the Lady Chapel of Westminster Abbey which she shares with her half-sister Mary I. King James I spent over £11,000 on Elizabeth I's lavish funeral, and he also arranged for this white marble monument to be built. The tomb is inscribed with the words: “Consorts both in throne and grave, here we rest two sisters, Elizabeth and Mary, in hope of our resurrection.”

Two details from a very wide shaped photo, see 3rd slide. Love these photos, because the details in our costumes are so very well visible. My hair piece is made by Fancy Nancy Hair Updos on Etsy. It has the exact same color as my own hair. We are wearing our handmade 1570s costumes. Photographer: @adriaan_photography . . #costumemaking #historicalcostume #historicalfashion #historicalcostuming #fashionandtextiles #16thcentury #1500sfashion #1500s #costumehistory #livinghistory #reenactment #historicalreenactment #historicalsewing #renaissance #renaissancedress #renaissancegown #francoisclouet #elizabethofaustria #1571 #historiccostume #handmade #costumedesigner #costumedesign #ouches #1560s @kingdomofelfia #kingdomofelfia #elfia #haarzuilens . .

This little lady is now ready too. I bought the big green stone, with gold casing, and the rest is done with white milliput, which I painted afterwards. It was the first time that I used milliput, not easy. But I am quite pleased with the result. Today I will wear the dress, but still busy with the jewelry. Have to get up early today to finish it x. . . #costumemaking #historicalcostume #historicalfashion #historicalcostuming #fashionandtextiles #16thcentury #1500sfashion #1500s #costumehistory #livinghistory #reenactment #historicalreenactment #historicalsewing #renaissance #renaissancedress #renaissancegown #helenasnakenborg #1569 #historiccostume #handmade #costumedesigner #costumedesign #1560s @tate #tategallery #tatebritain . .

Turkish tiles from the San Diego Museum