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| narrow at the shoulders and left open down the front, skirts start to flare out |
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| start out long with fuller skirts and frequently had sleeves that ended at the forearm without cuffs |
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| tight and to just below the knee |
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| start out being worn over the breeches but by the mid 18th century they are worn under the breeches |
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| usually tied with lace ends in front but could also be tied in the back |
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| somewhat smaller, decorated with ostrich plumes and gold embroidery |
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| black bag and bow for men's wigs |
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| tie from the men's wig worn around the cravat |
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| flying gown with watteau box pleats in the back |
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| square neckline, tightly fitted bodice, open over an underskirt decorated with ruffles lace and floral effects |
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| pleats at the back that are stitched down |
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| women's overgown worn form promenading, had three sections to the skirt |
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| lace scallops on a women's skirt |
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| ruffles on a woman's dress that run down teh center |
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| short silken women's jacket |
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| understructure of collapsible boned baskets that supported the skirt |
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