Lord Petre wears a white ruff over a lace collar, embroidered doublet, full breeches, bobbed hair, moustache and slight beard and, in the fashion of the time, the minute patch of hair below the bottom lip. His wife is equally in fashion; the cartwheel-topped skirt, the full upper sleeves and a variation of ruff open in front to show the neck, a delicate silver tiara and the splendid necklace of pearls, 1466 in all.
Lord Petre's attire reflects the fashion of 1466, characterized by a white ruff, lace collar, embroidered doublet, full breeches, and styled hair. His wife is equally attired in the style of the era, featuring a cartwheel-topped skirt, long sleeves, an open ruff that reveals her neck, a delicate silver tiara, and a stunning pearl necklace.