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stomacher    
n. 三角胸衣

三角胸衣

stomacher
n 1: garment consisting of a V-shaped panel of stiff material
worn over the chest and stomach in the 16th century

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  • Stomacher | Renaissance, Embroidery, Decoration | Britannica
    stomacher, ornamental garment worn at the front of the upper body by men and women from the end of the 15th until the late 18th century At the end of the 15th century, men’s jackets often had a V-opening allowing for a decorative front-piece, or stomacher, and women’s gowns were laced over an open bodice that was also filled in with a
  • What Is a Stomacher Brooch? Jewelry Expert Explains Gilded Age Style
    “The stomacher first come into fashion in the Renaissance,” says Frank Everett, Sothebys Vice Chairman, Jewelry, “they then fell out in the 18th century, and made a comeback in the late 19th
  • Part Three: The Stomacher - Sarah A. Bendall
    The term ‘stomacher’ can refer to various parts of early modern female dress The first use of the term refers simply to a V-shaped piece of cloth, usually decorated with embroidery, lace, metallic thread or even jewels, that was worn with open front gowns, waistcoats or bodices (concealing the kirtle, petticoat, bodies or stays underneath
  • Stomachers: 18th century status symbols - Recollections Blog
    An elaborate stomacher was the sign of wealth and refined taste While widely worn in the 18th century, stomachers largely faded from the scene due to the emergence of the long, flowy dresses of the Regency period
  • Stomacher | British | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
    The stomacher was worn as a central bodice piece with open robes of the 18th century The fact that the lace remains intact after nearly 300 years makes this a significant piece, retaining a great deal of its original integrity
  • Stomacher - Fashion, Costume, and Culture: Clothing, Headwear, Body . . .
    The stomacher was an essential part of women's gowns, from about 1570 to 1770 In its most basic form it was a long V-or U-shaped panel that decorated the front of a woman's bodice, extending from her neckline down to her waist
  • Stomacher – Antique Jewelry University
    A stomacher (aka devant de corsage) is a large triangular bodice ornament that extends from about breast level to the waist It was sewn onto the dress and the use came into fashion during the Renaissance
  • Textile Tuesday: Stomacher – School of Human Ecology – UW–Madison
    The typical shapes of the stomacher in the 17th and 18th century were cone-shaped and triangular The piece was often embellished with floral embroidery, lacing and frilly bows Other common decorations were sequins, metallic braids and ribbons
  • STOMACHER Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of STOMACHER is the center front section of a waist or underwaist or a usually heavily embroidered or jeweled separate piece for the center front of a bodice worn by men and women in the 15th and 16th centuries and later by women only





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