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Clothing of the Medieval Times

Clothing of the Medieval Times. By: Kamron H. What Does the Queen’s Clothing Look Like from the Middle Ages. Bright vibrant colors (mostly red) Pointed shoes They just HAVE to be the nicest and prettiest Comfy, fashionable, and impressive on local people

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Clothing of the Medieval Times

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  1. Clothing of the Medieval Times By: Kamron H.

  2. What Does the Queen’s Clothing Look Like from the Middle Ages • Bright vibrant colors (mostly red) • Pointed shoes • They just HAVE to be the nicest and prettiest • Comfy, fashionable, and impressive on local people --------------------------------------------------------------------- Queens are beautiful people who rule kingdoms with the king by her side

  3. What the King Wore in the Middle Ages • Loose and belted clothing (they were VERY picky) • Short coats of mail • Fur or felt hat ---------------------------------------------------------------- The kings clothing depended on where he was from

  4. How Elegant was the Princesses Clothing • Fitted sleeves under a fitted tunic • Necklace and other gold jewelry • Fastened waist, closed at wrist without sleeves • TIGHT • Veil • Long cloaks (depends on where they are)

  5. The Plain Old Peasants • Straw hat to protect the head on hot days • Leather flask, or costrel for carrying ale into the fields • Cheap pewter badge for good luck • Felt hat decorated with a cockerel feather and a “fleur-de-lis” badge • Brown woolen jacket lined with linen • Blue woolen doublet fastened with points • Linen shirt • Linen underwear • Woolen “split” hose can be rolled down for working ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plain Clothes The clothes, like tools, were mostly homemade from local materials. They used things like wool, linen, and even leather

  6. The “Lady’s” Clothes and What She Does • Padded role over net • Plackart • Kirtle • Tight fitting sleeve • Side-less surcoat --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lady The lady would run the household in her husband’s absence and check his nearby manors. Her husband was the “Lord” of the castle.

  7. Self-Centered Lord’s Clothes • Pendant with a badge • Collar with a badge • Collar of doublet worn under gown • Full sleeves • Belt carrying purse • Velvet gown • Woolen hose • Pointed leather shoes

  8. Hard-working Medieval Women’s Clothing • Pin-on sleeves worn on Sunday and special occasions • Linen shift • Woolen “kirtle” fits close around upper body • Buckle leather shoes with thin soles • Prayer beads • Leather garters • Leather purse • Decorated hair pins ----------------------------------------------------------------------------In the towns, women worked in a variety of occupations

  9. The End • I hope you enjoyed this video and learned a lot! Have a nice day!

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