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Latest comment: 6 years ago by Elektra.of.argos

I have a good deal of information about the giornea from a couple of books on the subject. However, they don't deal at all with the journade (they're about Italian, not French, dress in the 15th C.) and I'm unsure if the information applies to both; in fact, I suspect it doesn't. It includes some pretty significant information (the giornea was also a garment worn by women and regional names suggest it has some relation to the northern European houppelande, among other things). Any suggestions for what to do? Elektra.of.argos (talk) 17:55, 27 May 2020 (UTC)Reply