Red Long Sleeves Medieval Dress |
The commoner woman costume is similar to the men's costume but with a few changes. The women wear long skirts that trail the ground. Tuck a billowing blouse into the skirt. Wrap a corset-style belt under your bust line or around the waist to create a cinching effect. Use either a low-cut shirt or a shirt with a higher neckline for a more modest fit. Wear your hair long and flowing, and wear sturdy, short boots. Add a wreath of flowers or a pretty ribbon to your hair.
Putting on a costume of a princess or other wealthy woman is so much fun to dress up for a medieval fair. Princesses were able to wear much wealthier fabrics and clothes which are not common. Wear an under-dress of a flowing fabric that fits loosely, and put on a colored over-dress with an empire waist. The over-dress should be made of embroidered fabrics featuring gold or silver thread. Use velvet as fabric is a good way. And the choice of color such as green and red are perfect to a women in higher status.
Did this inspire you to some points? I hope it will be helpful for you to choose the clothes for a medieval fair.
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