Lingerie, 1440's style

I've been looking around for other examples of the types of clothing found in Talhoffer today, so I hit up RealOnline, and found this. Lingerie, 1440's style, or an example of a sleeveless bathing girl type smock, but worn in the bedroom!
Its from a series of illustrations from the Trojan War, and the English translation is "Jason and Medea dress themselves"

So this would imply that this garment she's wearing isn't just something to wear to the baths, but is her underclothing, her smock.

Trojanischer Krieg
Iason und Medea kleiden sich an
Dieses Bild: 006365
Kunstwerk: Buchmalerei ; Illustrationszyklus Dichtung ; Miniatur ; Martinus Opifex ; Wien
Dokumentation: 1445 ; 1450 ; Wien ; Österreich ; Wien ; Österreichische Nationalbibliothek ; cod. 2773 ; fol. 18v

http://tarvos.imareal.oeaw.ac.at/server/images/7008183.JPG

Period Scuba gear

Ran across this from Talhoffer, the translations are from Fight Earnestly by Jeffery Hull

I'd *love* to see this made up as an A&S entry. *LOL*!
43 verso
Wetsuit, mask, goggles and airbag

44 Recto
Wetsuit, mask, goggles and snorkle

45 Recto
Skin diver breathes while underwater by means of a snorkle and syphon-flask rig.