Definition
Definition of chamarre - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
fashion historyRare fur-trimmed braided outerwear from the 1500s, often in vivid shadesRare
- The museum displayed a chamarre with fur edging and ornate braid.
- The portrait shows the nobleman wrapped in a richly colored chamarre.
- Historians studied the chamarre to understand Renaissance fashion trends.
Origin of chamarre
French, chamarrer (to embellish)
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- French:chamarre, ...
- German:Pelzmantel, ...
- Italian:soprabito del Cinquecento bordato di pelliccia, ...
- Spanish:prenda de abrigo del siglo XVI con ribete de piel y adornos trenzados, ...
- Portuguese:chamarra, ...
- Chinese:镶毛皮的辫饰外套, ...
- Japanese:毛皮の縁取りと飾り紐が施された16世紀の外套, ...
- Hebrew:מְעִיל עֶלְיוֹן מֵהַמֵּאוֹת ה־16 עִם עִטּוּרֵי פַּרְוָה וּקְלִיעַת חוּטִים, ...
- Russian:шамарра, ...
- Ukrainian:історичний верхній одяг з шнуровим оздобленням та хутряною облямівкою, ...
- Hindi:फर की किनारी और चोटीदार सजावट वाला पुराना बाहरी लिबास, ...
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