They wore aprons, fitted sleeves, and partlets or neckclothes. Most of the people in the lower class wore clothes that were made of muslin and wool(cheap ...

Colors: A queen and her immediate family wore purple, but they were the only ones allowed to do so. Lesser noblewomen wore gold, silver, grey, black and crimson ...

People of middle-class status in the Elizabethan era mostly wore clothes made of cotton, linen and broadcloth. They wore a short top called chemise which would ...

Lower Classes Women: Silk, taffeta and velvet trimmings allowed. Elizabethan Clothing · Elizabethan Era Index. Looking for accurate facts and impartial ...

Greys, buffs and olive-drab colors are always acceptable, even for the poorest beggars and wanderers. Such colours as "Rat" (grey), "puke" (khaki green) and " ...

Women of every class would have worn a partlet and dress for modesty and sun protection. They should also have their hat like other in lower class too.

The people wore aprons, fitted sleeves, and partlets or neckclothes. Different colors and types of clothes were worn by different people of different ranks in ...

20 окт. 2015 г. · For women, they would open up the front of the ruff to expose the neck and bosom. The ruff was constructed using gauze wings that were raised at ...

LOWER CLASS, WOMEN - BASIC ITEMS: SMOCK – An Elizabethan smock is a more closely fitted, less bil- lowy “chemise.” The neckline was generally square, sleeves ...