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Men wore a tunic reaching the knee or ankle,over undergarments and tight leggings, with a belt fastened at the middle.
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A women clothing of the era consisted of a chemise, a long undertunic, and one or more ankle to floor length tunics over top of the chemise.
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What was worn in this time period
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What men and women wore after the death of christ
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Women wore gowns that fit closer to the body and the sleeves were much wider in a bell sort of shape and often hit the floor. Some women wore veils pr wove flowers through their hair.
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The headress worn by people of the era conveyed rank in society.
Men often wore tight fitting clothing made from cloth or leather. They wore a tunic that was confined at the waist and a knife was fastened around it. -
Women wore a full floor length skirt and a tight bodice.
Men wore tight pants and short tunics belted at the waist and stuffed at the chest and upper sleeves. High collars -
In the 1600's the ruff was replaced was replaced by big lace or linen collars. Waistlines rose and notable fashions included slashed sleeves and big or tall brimmed hats.
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what men and women wore in this timespan
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Women wore a low necked gown wore over a petticoat. The gown opened up in the bottom half front to reveal the petticoat underneath. The gown would be worn look like the woman had wide hips. A fashion that would last for the next 25yrs.
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Men would wear a waistcoat, short breeches with long socks, and large cuffs. More attention to certain parts of the suit and wigs for formal events. Often a cain.
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The common day dresses and boson-flattening corset were popular. The bloomer suit was introduced in the early 1850's but was soon abandoned. The hoop skirt was also introduced in the 1850's and was very popular. The photo below is a picture of a day dress.
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The common working man often wore simple smocks during the day, usually consisting of an unbleached or white linen smock. When attending formal events their attire consisted of a jacket, trousers, a vest, and a neck tie. The photo capture formal attire.
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What men and women wore in this timespan
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In 1910 men's attire became more casual. A crisp shirt, high collars, and bold colors and stripes were popular. Their hair was also much shorter and cleaner cut. In 1910 women's fashion became more loose and a natural curve was adopted. The hobble skirt was a popular trend for a good amount of time.
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A walking suit was popular among women of the 1920's. Consisting of a skirt, a blouse, and a sweater or sweater vest. And of course a hat. Straw in the summer and felt in the winter. The 1920's men suit are set apart because of their material and fit. They were made of thick wool and were single or double breasted. They had 3 to 4 buttons and had high notch lapels.
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Popular fashion in 1920 to 2000
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In the 1930's women's dresses returned to define the waistline. At the beginning of the era women wore dresses that defined their shoulders;femininity was key a so their dresses had puffed sleeves.
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In the early 60's drainpipe jeans and capri pants were made popular for women by Audrey Hepburn. In the 60's for men the Seersucker suit was shorefire hit for casual and professional.
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Fashion for women in the early 1990's usually consisting of bright colors and loose fitting fabric. There was also the grunge look, which consisted of flannel shirts and ripped jeans. Most all boys and girls wore baseball caps, in many different styles. And most all sweater had a turtleneck.
