Yorkist gown

Yorkist gown
15th century fashionable French and English gown with long fitted sleeves, front closing V in bodice, bodice trimmed often with fur and full skirt with train. Often worn with steeple hennin and veil. see also Burgundian gown.

Medieval glossary. 2014.

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