#cotte

The "hair" bit is actually a cobra hood idk how well i drew that but I really like my design for the horns! I also really like the veil idea :D

I have come to terms with that I never wanted you.

To me, all you were—your actions, words, touch, and kindness—were nothing but feelings.

Feelings that I was loved when I wasn't

Feelings you cared when you didn't

Feelings that I was enough when you weren't

For you all these feelings, even I was just a play.

I was desperate enough that I didn't see the play because I was busy loving the player.

I never thought I would be against someone, on the pedestal of love.

meet me at THE DEVIL'S DINNER PLATE

New additions for my late 14th-early 15th Century cotte outfit ⚜️! A pair of burgundy Medieval shoes and striped 'hose' from Armstreet ✨, and some tablet-weaving garters from @/emelunashop on Etsy ✨. I got it all in dark green and burgundy to fit the colour pattern of my damask cotte ensemble 💚💗

Also, some casual test pics (I since had the cotte slightly altered to remove a couple of front seams and give me more lacing allowance, and lowered the chemise's neckline as well to better fit the cotte), featuring the open hood and a couple of styles with the (faux) pearl-beaded linen veil. I have pretty much shied from the wimple styles in my Medieval reenactment so far because well, the baggage for female headwear is deeply steepled in religious patriarchy and gendered modesty mindsets, and that issue has always bugged me 😬. It can look interesting from a purely fashion standpoint, but yeah, it's hard for me to separate the two from a feminist pov. Still, I tried it very casually with a separate linen kerchief to see how it would look (minus the braids) 😅

14th Century reenactment

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