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NOTES - In medieval Spain people wore Moorish dress (like thir rulers) and others wore the style set by the Burgundian court in France - Ladies wore lon gowns with trailing sleeves and a tall, pointed headdresses or veils - Men wore cloaks belted tunics and hose The Golden Age: - Philip II of Spain (1556-1598) was the most powerful monarch in the world and therefore all the courts TODAY la mantilla: - used during weddings… sometimes the brides are reviving the custom of marrying in a black lace or silk gown and a black mantilla. This symbolizes faithfulness until death. - The mantilla is a very important item, especially in southern Spain - Black is also the color of mourning. Older widows who do not remarry traditionally wear black for the rest of their lives, especially in rural distracts - Even younger, fashion-conscious women might wear a black lace mantilla for funerals and for other church ceremonies - During major festivals such as the Seville feria couples ride horseback. Women waer the traditional flounced dress with a mantilla - Fans come in all kinds of material, from lace to paper. They can be plain or painte d with flowers and historical scenes. - Another very typical item is the silk shawl. These are triangular in shape and have long fringe. The best are hand-embroidered with brightly colored flowers - Women used fans to give secret messages. Hiding the eyes behind an open fan meant “I love you”. Opening and closing a fan quickly several times meant “I am jealous”. Fanning slowly meant “I am married” while pressing half open fan to the lips mean “you my kiss me” - Spanish women would have fans of every fabric and color to match each of their outfit
 * La mantilla and abanico**

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BOOK: Costume around the world Spain By: Kathy Elgin