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| type of stuffed belley that is part of the doublet |
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| worn over the doublet with a cut away in the front to display the doublet, usually has a wide collar |
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| an outer garment that is a large square piece of fabric slit up the front with an attached collar |
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| flat skirt like attachment that could be part of the doublet |
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| pill box or beret with a stiff brim decorated with a plume |
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| conical shaped stiffened petticoat |
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| sheer gathered fabric filler for wide square neckline on women's dress |
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| heavily boned canvas that helped create a small waist |
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| velvet bag that holds the hair and is part of the gable headdress |
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| skirts either attached or separate from the doublet |
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| necklines are low, waists are pointed and sometimes padded into a peascod belly |
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