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= Fashion in the Anarchy Period = | = Fashion in the Anarchy Period = | ||
During the Interregnum and the Period of Anarchy much of the nobility in [[Logres]] grow less rich. It's still miles away from the dirty lives of the commoners but even nobility spends less on clothes and more on wars and weapons. Expensive cloth and perfume is almost impossible to get a hold of. Many nobles dress what [[Uther]]'s time would call "like well | During the Interregnum and the Period of Anarchy much of the nobility in [[Logres]] grow less rich. It's still miles away from the dirty lives of the commoners but even nobility spends less on clothes and more on wars and [[weapons]]. Expensive cloth and perfume is almost impossible to get a hold of. Many nobles dress what [[Uther]]'s time would call "like well off commoners". '''Clothes from this period usually never go 'out of fashion' per say. But they do errode every every 5-10 years.''' | ||
== Roman Fashion in the Anarchy Period== | == Roman Fashion in the Anarchy Period== | ||
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In cities or at court men wear long tunics and at times a toga over it. The Romans industrious nature makes them survive the hard times of anarchy somewhat with their culture intact. | In cities or at court men wear long tunics and at times a toga over it. The [[Romans]] industrious nature makes them survive the hard times of anarchy somewhat with their [[culture]] intact. | ||
Women’s fashion changes more than men during the period, but to any significant degree. In cities or at court they wore long and open dresses in light fabric. | Women’s fashion changes more than men during the period, but to any significant degree. In cities or at court they wore long and open dresses in light fabric. | ||
Roman slaves wear nothing or very little at all, although the hard british weather forces even the slaves to wear thick woolen clothes. | Roman slaves wear nothing or very little at all, although the hard british weather forces even the slaves to wear thick woolen clothes. | ||
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==Cymric Fashion in the Anarchy Period== | |||
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Since fine cloth is almost impossible to get a hold of most nobles wear practical and sturdy clothes. The richest dress like [[romans]] or keep clothes from the [[Uther]] Period but most dress in common brown and uncolored clothes. | |||
Since fine cloth is almost impossible to get a hold of most nobles wear practical and sturdy clothes. The richest dress like romans or keep clothes from the [[Uther]] Period but most dress in common brown and uncolored clothes. | |||
Women wear simple dresses with belts and a simple piece of cloth over their head. | Women wear simple dresses with belts and a simple piece of cloth over their head. | ||
Men wear tunics and hoses or the same clothes they wear under armor. | Men wear tunics and hoses or the same clothes they wear under armor. | ||
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==Pictish "Fashion" in the Anarchy Period== | |||
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[[Picts]] have it easy in the [[Anarchy Period|anarchy period]]. Both men and women usually wear nothing or little, as they always have. | |||
Tribal [[culture]] have it that they often paint themselves or dress in colorful mud in wartime. | |||
Latest revision as of 10:08, 22 August 2017
Fashion in the Anarchy Period
During the Interregnum and the Period of Anarchy much of the nobility in Logres grow less rich. It's still miles away from the dirty lives of the commoners but even nobility spends less on clothes and more on wars and weapons. Expensive cloth and perfume is almost impossible to get a hold of. Many nobles dress what Uther's time would call "like well off commoners". Clothes from this period usually never go 'out of fashion' per say. But they do errode every every 5-10 years.
Roman Fashion in the Anarchy Period
In cities or at court men wear long tunics and at times a toga over it. The Romans industrious nature makes them survive the hard times of anarchy somewhat with their culture intact.
Women’s fashion changes more than men during the period, but to any significant degree. In cities or at court they wore long and open dresses in light fabric.
Roman slaves wear nothing or very little at all, although the hard british weather forces even the slaves to wear thick woolen clothes.
Cymric Fashion in the Anarchy Period
Since fine cloth is almost impossible to get a hold of most nobles wear practical and sturdy clothes. The richest dress like romans or keep clothes from the Uther Period but most dress in common brown and uncolored clothes.
Women wear simple dresses with belts and a simple piece of cloth over their head.
Men wear tunics and hoses or the same clothes they wear under armor.
Pictish "Fashion" in the Anarchy Period
Picts have it easy in the anarchy period. Both men and women usually wear nothing or little, as they always have.
Tribal culture have it that they often paint themselves or dress in colorful mud in wartime.