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1400-1420: Early Quattrocento Women wore simple fitted dresses (cotte) with flowing lines Bright colors dominated: deep reds, blues, and greens Mens doublets were short with pointed shoes (poulaines) 1420-1450: High Quattrocento Introduction of the gamurra (fitted bodice + full skirt) Open-sided giornea overdresses became popular The first sumptuary laws appeared in major cities 1450-1480: Late Quattrocento Sleeves became detachable and interchangeable Portrait culture boomed fashion became an art subject Venice emerged as a luxury textile center 1480-1520: Early Cinquecento Spanish influence began appearing in darker colors Mens doublets got longer and more structured Chopines (platform shoes) reached extreme heights in Venice 1520-1550: Mid Cinquecento Black became the fashionable color for the wealthy classes Ruffs and partlets added formality to necklines Armor-inspired tailoring appeared in mens fashion 1550-1600: Late Cinquecento Full Spanish influence: rigid silhouettes and dark palettes Farthingales (hoop skirts) arrived from Spain Court fashion became heavily regulated and ceremonial This timeline shows how Italian fashion went from medieval softness to Renaissance structure, influenced by changing politics and international connections

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