In the 14th century, Florentine women rarely went out, but showed their beauty and splendor on special occasions. In a context of euphoria and corruption, family prestige depended on the dowry of the girl and the ability to dress, prompting women to suffer considerable sacrifices to appear attractive. The article Secrets, aesthetic canons and social paradoxes of the female figure in the 14th century comes from the Tuttascan.
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In the 14th century, Florentine women rarely went out, but showed their beauty and splendor on special occasions. In a context of euphoria and corruption, family prestige depended on the dowry of the girl and the ability to dress, prompting women to suffer considerable sacrifices to appear attractive. The article Secrets, aesthetic canons and social paradoxes of the female figure in the 14th century comes from the Tuttascan.