Glossary
Houppelande
Houppelande refers to a the full overdress with wide Flared sleeves,, usually made with rich, ornate fabric. Also, Houppelande refers to a medieval tunic or gown worn by both sexes, w ith full sleeves and long train, belted at the waist. The collar was high, often with a dagged edge.
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