Cesare Vecellio (1521–1601) was a Venetian artist, cousin and collaborator of Titian, but best known for his work on Italian Renaissance dress, the Habiti Antichi et Moderni (1590).
A rather curious Venetian fashion, with the curls set high, as a pair of horns, and as a sign of chastity and virtue.
This is the work on Renaissance dress, with many hundreds of woodcuts of people from all over the world, and almost one hundred of Venetians.