SLIDE NO.44 American and French revolutions to form democracies, male largely in uniform - justacorps, vest, breeches, and a wider use of high boots, hair in a tie wig, more natural colors, stock, solitaire; female - big hair replaced by more natural hair,lace mob caps, natural waist gown and no panniers.
SLIDE NO.45 Male - high collared justacorps, stock, cutaway front on justacorps, breeches, vest, stockings Women - English gown - natural waist, wide sash, fichu at neck, Therese hat.

	SLIDE NO.46 English gown, fichu (scarf), gains borough hat, hedgehog hair.
SLIDE NO.47 English gown, fichu, hedgehog hair, gains borough hat.

	SLIDE NO.48 English gown - sashed natural waist, no panniers, low neck filled with fichu (scarf), hedgehog hair (irregular layered, bushy cut).
SLIDE NO.49 Polonaise with hedgehog hair and gains borough hat, lace ruffle in place of a fichu.

	SLIDE NO.50 Therese or mobcap, fichu and English gown.
SLIDE NO.51 Habit - more somber justacorps, stock, vest, breeches, stockings.

	SLIDE NO.52 Stovepipe hat comes in. Vest, tight breeches, riding boots, crop, double breasted riding g coat, jabot and stock.
SLIDE NO.53 only formal wear is still embroidered. Note: cut of coat, sloping away from the front edge. High collar, shorter hair.

	SLIDE NO.54 sans culottes - loose calf length trousers, forerunner of long pants. Phrygian hat "Liberty bonnet", red with a cockade. Carmagnole Jacket. Use of striped and tri color fabric. Peasant clothes became popular because being caught in aristocratic clothes meant beheading.
SLIDE NO.55 Incroyables - French male extremists, exaggerated fashion, shaggy brutus haircut, high neck colcravat, striped vest, exaggerated wide lapels, on a frock coat, stove pipe hat often crumpled.

SLIDE NO.56 Merveilleuse and incroyables female and male French fashion extremists, introduced several new fashions - chemise for women, Greek looks, colcravat, brutus hair, stove pipe hat for men.

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