William the Conqueror, Bayeaux Tapestry. Norman, early Crusades, Angevin-era styles. Square keeps, early Gothic churches. Ladies have flared headbands over veils, overdresses belted at the waist over pleated undergowns. Round keeps, urban guilds, Gothic cathedrals.
Ladies have flat caps over veils, high waists, low belts and pleated, trailing hems.
Hair no longer visible at all. Ladies have crispinette and fillet in their hair, and open-sided bodices over long trailing skirts. Men wear shoulder capes, fitted jackets and hose. Shields are rectangular, with notched rests for lances. Gothic plate with fluting and articulated limbs.