Omnium fere gentium nostrae aetatis habitus, nunquam ante hac aediti 1569

"Omnium fere gentium nostrae aetatis habitus, nunquam ante hac aediti" (The Costumes of Almost All Peoples of Our Age, Never Published Before) is a title page engraving by Ferando Bertelli, dated 1569. It features two female figures, likely allegorical representations of Europe and Asia, standing within a decorative frame. The engraving is a testament to the growing interest in the diversity of cultures and fashion in the 16th century, serving as a visual introduction to a book showcasing various costumes.