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Researching Everyday Fashion, 1550-1650, in short - Refashioning the Renaissance ERC project
06:10
Digital Reconstruction of a Renaissance Doublet
11:08
Dressing a 17th Century Artisan
11:17
Refashioning the Renaissance Conference opening words by professor Paula Hohti 10 September 2021
01:30
Exhibition Designer Eero Brandt introducing "Reconstructing Everyday Fashion, 1550-1650"
09:35
Sophie Pitman about curating the exhibition "Reconstructing Everyday Fashion, 1550-1650"
02:22
Reconstructing Everyday Fashion - Paula Hohti introducing the Refashioning Renaissance Project
02:20
Refashioning Experiments: Renaissance Weaving
08:15
Refashioning Experiments: Imitation in Early Modern Europe
02:21
YLE Uutiset 16.2.2018
42:24
Virtual Book Launch – Paula Hohti Erichsen: Artisans, Objects and Everyday Life in Renaissance Italy
05:58
Refashioning Experiments: Making Invisible Colours Visible
02:31
Refashioning Experiments: Wool and Flax Processing
04:21
Refashioning Experiments: Silk Processing
00:10
Amber test
02:38
Refashioning experiments: Natural Dyes with M&K
05:41
Refashioning Experiments: Dirty Laundry
02:41
Refashioning Experiments: Lacemaking
02:12
Refashioning Experiments: Tailoring Techniques
02:34
Burgundian Blacks Collaboratory workshop 15–18 January 2019.
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Refashioning the Renaissance: Popular Groups and the Material and Cultural Significance of Clothing in Europe 1550–1650 is a five-year project hosted by Aalto University’s School of Arts, Design and Architecture. The project combines theoretical perspectives and practical hands-on work to investigate how fashion emerged and developed among new social groups in sixteenth and seventeenth century Western and Nordic Europe.
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