yes
They wore long dresses and bonnets. This was a time in which women were rebelling somewhat and immodest and eyebrow raising fasion started. google Marilyn Monroe.
jingle dresses,manta dresses,ribbon shirts,seminole patchwork skirts,one pice dresses, and Cheyenne buckskin dresses.
diamonds,long expensive dresses,rubies,pearls
The Shoshone women wore moccasins for their feet and long deerskin dresses with wide sleeves. The Shoshone men also wore moccasins, along with breechcloths and leggings.
Women wore corsets and petticoats
Long dresses, lots of petticoats, and long pantaloon knickers and often an apron to cover the dress.
Loyalists women would wear dresses, corsets, and petticoats to keep warm. Loyalists men would wear trousers, or breeches, shirts and a waist coat.
They wore long cotton skirts and a simple blouse.
i do not know why they wear long sleeved dresses
In the 1950's a women would wear a dress, or a poodle skirt with a button-down cardigan and saddle shoes. A tween would wear the same or usually a preppy plaid skirt with (sometimes) crinilin under it to make it flare or "poof"
Women wear long dresses with corsets underneath the dresses. They wear comfortable boots. Maybe some jewellery and a nice hat.
Men wear long pants and shortsleeve shirts, Women wear long dresses
because that was the style back then.
Women's clothing in the 1800's was highly accessorized. Women wore kerchiefs, stockings, petticoats, hats, and corsets. The dresses in this era had a high waistline.
they wear long dresses that cover the ankles
they wore long deerskin dresses and buckskin moccasins