Keywords: Målning, akvarell. Två män och en kvinna i 1600-tals kläder - Nordiska Museet - NMA.0031343.jpg sv Målning akvarell Två män och en kvinna i 1600-tals kläder 17th century fashion shows many similarities between male and female dress During a period when the world was seen as a theatre - teatrum mundi - when identities were not considered as fixed but rather performed as roles cross-dressing and playing with gender roles were creating constant fascination The performative closeness between the sexes is reflected in dress As obvious in the image male trousers could have the width of skirts and both sexes show the combination of wide sleeves with laced white undergarments softly flowing and swelling from underneath Except the femininity of lace and ribbons in both sexes even the hairstyles resembled each other in the ideal of long curly hair for both men and women As shown the fashionable gentleman was expected to have high heels preferably in red and the pose of three models is typically elegant and self-conscious not least in case of the male fashion lions Målning akvarell Två män och en kvinna i 1600-tals kläder <br /> Ämnesord Kläder; Konst Måleri; Kvinna; Man; Mode; Tidsanda 1600-tal watercolor painting Institution Nordiska museet object history credit line accession number NMA 0031343 fashion PD-old-70 Images from Nordiska museet NMA 0031343 Images from Nordiska museet/check/fashion NMA 0031343 Projekt Mode och dräkthistoria NMA 0031343 Europeana Fashion NMA 0031343 Clothing in art Women in art Men in art 1600s fashion Watercolor paintings |