Historical and folk costumes of Europe. Girl from Trastevere (Rome). The costume shown here is most similar to that of the Albanian women, except that the latter usually choose red cloth for the jacket, over which they like to put a scarf made of patterned tulle, and they trim the ends of the sleeves with a wide gold band. The jacket is short and tight, so that the grey bodice with its dark red laces can be seen at the front, as a bib at the top and as a narrow strip at the bottom. A white apron cloth of fine material is wrapped around the neck under the velvet jacket and hidden in the bodice
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2581 x 3869 px | 21.9 x 32.8 cm | 8.6 x 12.9 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
23 January 2019More information:
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Historical and folk costumes of Europe. Girl from Trastevere (Rome). The costume shown here is most similar to that of the Albanian women, except that the latter usually choose red cloth for the jacket, over which they like to put a scarf made of patterned tulle, and they trim the ends of the sleeves with a wide gold band. The jacket is short and tight, so that the grey bodice with its dark red laces can be seen at the front, as a bib at the top and as a narrow strip at the bottom. A white apron cloth of fine material is wrapped around the neck under the velvet jacket and hidden in the bodice at the front. The skirt is of yellow silk and trimmed with a broad, blue silk band in such a way that a narrow stripe of the dress remains visible at the bottom.