Excerpt from The Social Life of the Italian Renaissance
The dress of a nation, as of an indi vidual, gives indication of its general cul ture; earnest and deliberate study entered into every department of life, and the Ital ians pursued the idea of dress with per sistent and artistic purpose. But the idea of dress was not confined to women; even serious men considered it an important element in the perfection of the individ ual.
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