Her genealogical article is here. Her husband was a member of the gentry rather than the aristocracy.
From pinterest.com/noanklesallowed/16th/1590-1600/; size doubled. Also posted to the Late Farthingale Era - 1590 to 1620 Album here.
The bodice extends out like the cuirasse of a knight’s armor. The ruff does not fan out behind her head, a style that would return during Napoléonic times. The farthingale has a separate top like an English farthingale, but it does not extend flare out as widely making it a blend of the English and French styles of farthingales.
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