Monjas Azores, (vestuario, capas y capuchas ) siglo XIX
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Fashion 0439-41 - Capote e Capelo da Steve Given
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Wearing traditional cloaks in Largo da Matriz square, Sao Miguel Island, Portugal. Please go here to see more images from "What's That You're Wearing" www.flickr.com/photos/69559277@N04/sets/72157640797725143/ Produced from the original negative in my collection.
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<strong>Fashion 0439-41 - Capote e Capelo <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/69559277@N04/">by Steve Given</a></strong>
Wearing traditional cloaks in Largo da Matriz square, Sao Miguel Island, Portugal.
Please go here to see more images from "What's That You're Wearing"
www.flickr.com/photos/69559277@N04/sets/72157640797725143/
Produced from the original negative in my collection.
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Vintage photo of Portuguese women from the Azores islands with their traditional hooded capes, ‘capote-e-capelo’
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Portuguese women from the Azores Islands in their tradition hooded capes
'The Azorean hood (in Portuguese, ‘capote e capelo’) is a traditional Azorean garment worn up until the 1930s. A large cape that covered a woman’s figure, allowing only a glimpse of her face, the origin of the ‘capote-e-capelo’ is controversial. Some say that it came from Flanders and others state that it is an adaptation of ..
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Azorean women wearing the traditional 'capote e capelo' ( cloack & hood ) costum
São Miguel Island, the Azores, Portugal
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АЗОРСКИЙ КАПЮШОН (CAPOTE E CAPELO) https://necro.tv/azorskij-kapjushon-capote-e-capelo/ #darkart #photo #history
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The MANTU lamp (here https://joom.ag/AxTa) is inspired by the traditional Azorean woman's clothing, "capote e capelo", hooded cloak. This lamp regulates the intensity of the light and directs it.
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Старинные снимки португальских женщин в капюшонах с Азорских островов
Старинные снимки португальских женщин в капюшонах с Азорских островов
Азорский капюшон (по-португальски «capote e capelo») — это традиционная азорская одежда, которую носили до 1930-х годов. Большой плащ, который покрывал женскую фигуру, позволял только мельком увидеть лицо, а происхождение «capote-e-capelo» спорное. Некоторые говорят, что накидка пришла из Фландрии, а другие утверждают, что это адаптация мантий и капюшонов, которые были модными в Португалии в 17 и…
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The Azorean hood (in Portuguese, ‘capote e capelo’) is a traditional Azorean garment worn up until the 1930s. A large cape that covered a wo...
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Traditional Azorean capote-e-capelo. Ca. 1910
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“Capote e Capelo”
Typical costumes form Azores archipelago/Portugal until 1930
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Vintage photo of Portuguese women from the Azores islands with their traditional hooded capes, ‘capote-e-capelo’
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“Capote e Capelo”
Typical costumes form Azores archipelago/Portugal until 1930
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“Capote e Capelo”
Typical costumes form Azores archipelago/Portugal until 1930
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Capote e Capelo is a characteristic garment of Azorean clothing and was, for a long time, the traditional costume for women. Gradually, it fell into disuse, becoming a picturesque historical curiosity. Nowadays, Mulher de Capote is a reference brand in Azorean liqueurs.
The characteristic “Capote e Capelo” is part of the social and cultural identity of the Azores and it consisted of two separate pieces, both made of thick resistant English cloth, dark blue or black, which completely covered a woman’s body, allowing only a glimpse of her face.
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