Women wore corsets and petticoats. The wealthier women wore panniers, a type of undergarment that would extend the skirt of one's gown out to each side and of course women would wear bloomers and garters.
Men wore thick, usually white, stockings with knee breeches. The wealthier men would wear silk breeches. Under either a frock coat or waistcoat they would wear a white linen shirt (usually).
Both men and women would wear plumed tricorn hats along with many other types of head-wear(bicorn, etc).... Powdered wigs were also worn by both genders. The taller the wig, the wealthier the person. Vibrant colors and floral patterns were also worn by both. French fashion was very bold and bright for both men and women with stripes, bows, etc... Hot pinks, bright blues, vivid greens and scarlet reds were "in" during that period... England had a much more reserved sense of fashion and colors for royalty were downgraded.
Wealthy women would have birdcages, massive plumes or even a model ship in/on their wigs. Men essentially wore bows in their wigs.
I hope that helped.
16th century October.
changes in European society 16th century?
In the 16th century, children of wealthy or royal families usually had their marriages arranged for them. Less fortunate people had more of a chance to choose who they wanted to marry.
That would be the REFORMATION.
16th century
clothes
They wore clothes made of cotton, silk and wool.
Clothes mainly but stripers are free to roam nacked
they worked together. one example of what they did was washing their clothes with there hands
Dressers were in use in France in the 16th century but the ones that people use now were made in the 19th century
The Spectator's Clothes
they are women who carry baskets and steal linen clothes off hedges in the 16th century
in the 15th to 16th century
1584 is in the 16th century.
spanish people that traveled to America as an explorer and conquer of the 16th century
What torture did 16th century catholic people receive if they didn't swear allegiance to the king?
16th century October.