Rose Bertin - Revision history

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	\|birth = 2 July 1747<br />{{Wiki\|Abbeville}}, {{Wiki\|Picardy}}, [[Kingdom of France]]		\|birth = 2 July 1747<br />{{Wiki\|Abbeville}}, {{Wiki\|Picardy}}, [[Kingdom of France]]
	\|death = 22 September 1813<br />{{Wiki\|Épinay-sur-Seine}}, [[Paris]], [[France\|French Empire]]		\|death = 22 September 1813<br />{{Wiki\|Épinay-sur-Seine}}, [[Paris]], [[France\|French Empire]]
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	'''Marie-Jeanne Rose Bertin''' (1747 – 1813) was a [[France\|French]] milliner and dressmaker to Queen [[Marie Antoinette]].		'''Marie-Jeanne Rose Bertin''' (1747 – 1813) was a [[France\|French]] milliner and dressmaker to Queen [[Marie Antoinette]].

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	Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, [[Brussels]], [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />		Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, [[Brussels]], [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />

	During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>		During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[Damsel in Seamstress]]</ref>

	During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />		During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />

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	Bertin was born on 2 July 1747. In 1770, at the age of 22, she opened her first boutique on the {{Wiki\|rue Saint-Honoré}}, called "Le Grand Mongol". Two years later, Bertin was introduced to Marie Antoinette. Following the coronation of Marie Antoinette's husband [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]], Bertin began advising the Queen on fashion and clothing, becoming known as her "minister of fashion".<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Rose Bertin]]</ref>		Bertin was born on 2 July 1747. In 1770, at the age of 22, she opened her first boutique on the {{Wiki\|rue Saint-Honoré}}, called "Le Grand Mongol". Two years later, Bertin was introduced to Marie Antoinette. Following the coronation of Marie Antoinette's husband [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]], Bertin began advising the Queen on fashion and clothing, becoming known as her "minister of fashion".<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Rose Bertin]]</ref>

	Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, ~~{{Wiki\|~~Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />		Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, [[Brussels]], [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />

	During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>		During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>

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	Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, {{Wiki\|Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />		Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, {{Wiki\|Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />

	During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Assassins~~\|Assassin Order~~]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>		During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>

	During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />		During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />

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	During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />		During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

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	'''Marie-Jeanne Rose Bertin''' (~~2 July~~ 1747 – ~~22 September~~ 1813) was a [[France\|French]] milliner and dressmaker to Queen [[Marie Antoinette]].		\|name = Marie-Jeanne Rose Bertin
			\|image = ACU Rose Bertin.png
			\|birth = 2 July 1747<br />{{Wiki\|Abbeville}}, {{Wiki\|Picardy}}, [[Kingdom of France]]
			\|death = 22 September 1813<br />{{Wiki\|Épinay-sur-Seine}}, [[Paris]], [[France\|French Empire]]
			\|species = [[Human]]}}
			'''Marie-Jeanne Rose Bertin''' (1747 – 1813) was a [[France\|French]] milliner and dressmaker to Queen [[Marie Antoinette]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Bertin was born on 2 July 1747. In 1770, at the age of 22, she opened her first boutique on the {{Wiki\|rue Saint-Honoré}}, called "Le Grand Mongol". Two years later, Bertin was introduced to Marie Antoinette. Following the coronation of Marie Antoinette's husband [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]], Bertin began advising the Queen on fashion and clothing, becoming known as her "minister of fashion".		Bertin was born on 2 July 1747. In 1770, at the age of 22, she opened her first boutique on the {{Wiki\|rue Saint-Honoré}}, called "Le Grand Mongol". Two years later, Bertin was introduced to Marie Antoinette. Following the coronation of Marie Antoinette's husband [[Louis XVI of France\|Louis XVI]], Bertin began advising the Queen on fashion and clothing, becoming known as her "minister of fashion".<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Rose Bertin]]</ref>

	Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, {{Wiki\|Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].		Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, {{Wiki\|Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].<ref name="Database" />

	During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.		During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>

	During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.		During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.<ref name="Database" />

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		{{Reflist}}
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	During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.		During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, {{Wiki\|Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].		Bertin eventually diversified her stock to include bonnets, mantelets, pelisses, bows, and shirred veils. Amazed by this refinement, the Queen set about transforming [[Versailles]]' dress code with the help of Bertin. In order to allow women greater freedom of movement, dresses were simplified, in particular by abandoning panniers, which were considered too unwieldy. Bertin's success and popularity gave her customers from cities as far away as {{Wiki\|Koblenz}}, {{Wiki\|Brussels}}, [[London]], and [[Saint Petersburg]]. Due to this diverse clientèle, Bertin managed to survive the [[French Revolution]].

	During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]]. ~~Due to~~ her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[~~Hébertists~~]]. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the ~~Hébertists~~ held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.		During this time, Bertin made costumes for the plays in the [[Café Théâtre]], a club secretly owned by the [[Assassins\|Assassin Order]]. Despite her royal past, Bertin's shop was vandalized by [[Les Actes des Apôtres]], a group of radical royalists. While Bertin attempted to take her costumes back, the royalists held her captive. The manager of the Café Théâtre, [[Charlotte Gouze]], tasked her fellow Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] with finding her. Rescuing Bertin from her captors, Arno told her to flee while he recovered the costumes.

	During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.		During the [[Reign of Terror]], Bertin fled France, returning in 1800.