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1
What is the name of this footwear
Boots
Riding Boots
Hessian Boots
Jack Boots
2
What is this item called?
Watteau
Day Cap
Calash
Polonaise
3
Romantic: What is a woman's most informal form of dress
Chemise
Day Dress
Banion
Morning Dress
4
What understructure is underneath this gown?
Bum Roll
Calash
False Rump
Panniers
5
What is the name of this outfit
Short Gown
Redingote Dress
Polonaise
Round Gown
6
Romantic: What is this coat called?
Mackintosh
Box Coat
Trench Coat
Great Coat
7
How did people hold their stockings up
Tied to the dress
Elastic
They stayed up on their own
By tying a ribbon to the top of them
8
Drawers were split at the crotch for what reason?
It was more comfortable
They had not figured out how to sew the crotch seam
To make it easier to go to the bathroom
Drawers were not split at the crotch
9
On this French Revolution symbol what does the red color symbolize?
The Working Class
The clergy
The Nobility
Royalty
10
What is the name of the hat men would carry rather than wear
The Tricorne
The Top Hat
The Bonnet Rouge
Chapeu Bras
11
What is the name of this gown?
Robe à la Française
Polonaise
Robe à l'anglaise
Robe volante
12
What is the name for the cuff on this jacket?
A Boot Cuff
Great Cuff
A Steinkirk Cuff
A Stock Cuff
13
What is the name of this sleeve?
Gigot
Demi Gigot
Pagoda
Marie Sleeve
14
Romantic: What is this sleeve called?
Marie Sleeve
Demi - Gigot
Gigot Sleeve
Imbecile Sleeve
15
Who was Beau Brummel friends with that allowed him to become so popular?
Prince Edward
King Louis XVI
The future King George IV
King Charles V
16
The polonaise is seen in the beginning of the 18th century
True
False
17
Beau Brummel was a descendant of an extremely wealthy family
True
False
18
In what way was the Robe à l'anglaise different from the Robe à la Française.
The Robe à l'anglaise's watteau is pleated down
Was worn more in the American Colonies and England
All answers apply
The Robe à l'anglaise is more demure
19
Why did people start "Breeches Clubs"
To pool money together for eveyrone to buy a pair of breeches
Similiar to a guild, it was a group of tailors who made breeches
To admire all of their breeches
A club that stole other peoples breeches
20
What was the predecessor to the Reticule
Panniers
Leather pouches
Pockets
The Steinkirk.
21
The Mervilleuses and Incroyables were known for their overexaggerated styles
False
True
22
Beau Brummels style was lavish in trim, and bright colors
True
False
23
What is the name of the robe men wore during "undress"
Banion
Queue
Frock Coat
Great Coat
24
Napolean thought the Incroyables were very stylish
False
True
25
What is a stock?
A long fabric tie
A starched band worn around the neck
A long fabric tie wrapped around the neck several times
A fabric tie that is long and placed through the coat buttonhole.
26
What is the difference between Trousers and Pantaloons
Pantaloons are more like breeches and trousers are full length
Pantaloons are tighter than trousers
Pantaloons are looser than trousers
Nothing, they are the same
27
What is the name of this garment
Spencer Jacket
Frock Coat
Pelisse
Reticule
28
Directorie/Empire: Canes were used purely for function
False
True
29
What is the top hat a descendant of?
The chapeu bras
The Tricorne
The phyrgian bonnet
The sugar loaf hat
30
Which genre(s) of literature were popular during the Romantic period?
Historical Literature
All answers apply
Gothic Literature
Fantasy Literature
31
What were fashion plates?
A doll dressed in a miniture dress
A type of outfit
A fashion magazine
A singular drawing of an outfit
32
Which play(s) were written during the 18th century
All choices apply
The Rivals
School for Scandal
The Beggars Opera
33
The Robe Volante was very cinched at the waist?
True
False
34
We have primary evidence that the top hat made people faint in the street
False
True
35
What was the purpose of a fashion baby?
Only used for collectors
To become a fashion adult
Disseminate fashion ideas
It was a toy for children
36
What is the arrow pointing at?
Watteau
Panniers
Engageants
Pleats
37
Romantic: The bustle is reminiscent of what garment we've seen previously?
The Spanish Farthingale
The Crinoline
Bum Roll
The Wheel
38
Romantic: Men were known to wear corsets and hip pads to achieve a different silhouette
True
False
39
Romantic: Embroidery, whittling, and sketching became popular for women because...?
It was fun
Embroidery, whittling and sketching were not popular during this time.
They had more free range motion of their arms
Their sleeves prohibited arm movement
40
During the Directorie/Empire period, stays would vary in length
True
False
41
What was the name of the man who "invented" the Top Hat
Napolean Bonaparte
George Brummel
Beau Brummel
John Hetherington
42
What is this item called?
The Watteau
Engageants
Panniers
Pockets
43
What is this dress called?
Robe Volante
Morning Dress
Chemise a la reine
Muslin Dress
44
Romantic: Women needed understructures for their sleeves because they were so wide
False
True
45
What is the name of this dress?
Short Gown
Redingote
Polonaise
Calash
46
What is this item called?
Pelisse
Polonaise
Spencer
Great Coat
47
This is called a "Suit of Dittos"
True
False
48
What is the name of this sleeve called?
Imbecile Sleeve
Gigot
Demi-Gigot
Marie Sleeve
49
What is the arrow pointing at?
Pelisse
Sans Coulette
The Tricolor Cockade
The Bonnet Rouge
50
What is this item called?
Cravat
Fichu
Engageants
Collette
51
What is this item called?
Chatelaine
Colache
Reticule
Capote
52
What is the name of this item?
A monocle
Quizzing glass
A spectacle
A magnifying glass
53
Tabloids were known for creating rumors in regard to new clothing fads
False
True
54
What is the arrow pointing at?
Pockets
Watteau
Spanish Farthingale
Panniers
55
Dangerous Liasons was a play written during the 18th cent
False
True
56
18th Cent. As a leg covering both men and women wore stockings
False
True
57
Due to Marie Antoinette's lavish lifestyle, the newspapers called her what?
Madame Money
Madame Debt
Madame Deficit
Madame SpendsAlot
58
During the Empire Era fashionable men were called
Dandys
Beaus
Macaroni's
Yuppies
59
In the mid to late 18th cent. menswear coats were cut so far back that they normally did not close in the front
False
True
60
Who was Marie Antoinette's personal designer?
Beau Brummel
Louis XVI
She didn't need one
Rose Bertin
61
What is this dress called?
Chemise à la Reine
Robe à l'anglaise
Robe à la Française
Polonaise
62
What is the name of this gown?
Robe à la Française
Polonaise
Robe à l'anglaise
Robe volante
63
What is this item called?
Purse
Pockets
Reticule
Pelisse
64
18th Cent. The Watteau and the skirt were cut in 1 piece
True
False
65
What is the "great male renunciation"
Men being encouraged to wear wigs
Men renouncing ostentatious clothing
Men wearing only beaches
Men wearing heavily adorned coats
66
Stockings are similiar to what previous garment
Hose
Venetians
Breeches
Braies
67
What is this item called?
Steinkirk
Stock
Cravat
Collar
68
The Directorie/Empire periods were specifically mimicking what periods?
Byzantine
Ancient Greece/Rome
17th Century
Northern Renaissance/Italian Renaissance
69
What is the name of this haristyle
Queue
Bonnet Rouge
Hedgehog Style
tête de mouton
70
What was the Mackintosh Coat?
A loose coat worn for relaxation
A coat with an apple print
A coat made of rubber that was waterproof
A coat for horseback riding
71
What is the name for this kind of dress
Apron Front
Muslin Dress
Spencer
Robe Volante
