Zhipp

 Zhipp - (a word of French origin) - was used as the subject of women's wardrobe in the XI-XII centuries in European countries and is a narrow vest that emphasized the shape of the body and supports the breast. Zhippa edge decorated with a variety of embroidery (the wealthy classes - gold and precious stones), and braid. Wear on Blio - a long robe with a lateral longitudinal incisions. Wore a vest with an ornate long belt, the ends of which hung down almost to the ground.