How did a puritain dress? Why?
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Puritans dressed very simply, because they believed that showy clothes were irreverent.
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Well they used lots of material in those dresses. Today even a cloth as big as a Handkerchief is enough to make it a fashion!!!
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they wear a thin layered shell under their clothing, that is stiff enough to stay away from the body whilst acting these scenes. The shells are often cleverly enough desined to falsify a human body and look very much life like, so if skin is showing, you would never know.
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Full sleeve shirt with thin stripes probably in a light shade not to make it too loud . Navy blue or grey pants.....a tie perhaps to show them respect and a formal belt not with any fashionable buckles...to wrap it up.\n       if intrvw does not go well atleast your dress sense will do the talking.....
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I'd ask you to post a couple clues here so we can actually figure out what you're asking about, but that would require the asker to actually have a clue...\n\nPlease pardon the rudeness, but there are far too many poorly-presented questions like this on here.\n\nTo respond to your updated question, It isn't necessarily government that enforces dress codes. A little morality and common sense comes into play there.\n\nAnd, how a woman dresses is going to create a lable for her, no matter how good she looks. That's just the way society is.\n\nDid I get a little closer to your answer that time?
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Cheyenne women wore long deerskin dresses, and men wore breechcloths with leather leggings. Later, Cheyenne men adopted the Plains war shirt worn by other Indians of this region. A Cheyenne lady's dress or warrior's shirt was fringed and often decorated with porcupine quills, shells, and elk teeth. Cheyenne men wore moccasins and women wore high fringed boots. Later, Cheyenne people adapted European costume such as cloth dresses and vests, which they decorated with quillwork and fancy beading.
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A chemise/shift with a tight bodice (like a corset but on the outside - gives 'support') - an overskirt - bloomers - leather slippers.\n\nGenerally made of flax or wool - cotton was expensive
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Aztec Dress \n\nAztec dress plays an important role in Aztec culture. One reason they wore clothing was for protection. The Aztec army wore extensive forms of armor to protect them in times of war. They also clothed themselves because of modesty; this was the main reason for dress of the commoner. Dress also helped one to recognize social status and rank. For example, nobles dressed differently from serfs, commoners, and slaves. Aztecs also adorned themselves in special ways to conduct ceremonies such as sacrifices. Dress is an important area in many facets of Aztec culture and played a vital role in determining class, government rank, and religion.\nDress is a common way to distinguish between Aztec social classes. Within Aztec society there are four social classes: nobles, commoners, serfs, and slaves. Figure 1 shows the dress of many of the four classes in a crowded market. Nobles were the highest in rank and could easily be recognized by the manner that they dressed. To achieve noble status one could become a religious leader or inherit the status. A common material used in noble clothing was cotton. The dress included symbols of their high rank. For example, the more one's clothing was decorated the higher rank they were perceived to have. Gold was an important adornment to a noble's dress. Another accessory to noble dress was feathers on the head and on their robes. Bright colors were also a sign the individual was of high rank. The function of noble dress was adornment and modesty. They often dressed to draw attention to themselves. The noble dress also communicated the status they had obtained. Another function of noble dress was to show that they were involved in government and many times showed their role as religious leaders.\n\nCommoners and serfs dressed much alike. They dressed with much less accessories and the colors used were less bright. For men of these ranks a loincloth was often all that was worn, while women often wore a simple cotton dress. The major reason for dress for these ordinary people was modesty. They also dressed for convenience and utility on the job. For example, they dressed differently for agricultural work and hunting.\n\nSlaves often wore very little clothing. Slaves did wear jewels in holes in their face and had feathered mantles that were admired for their workmanship. A skirt of feathers completed their attire. Slave clothing didn't have much purpose. The main purpose was modesty and for general work functions. Figure 2 shows the feathered mantle of a slave.\n\nThe Aztec army dressed much differently than the rest of the culture. The main reason for this was for protection in times of war. The dress of higher warriors was very elaborate. Their bodies were covered with a close vest of quilted cotton. Although impenetrable the garment was very light. The wealthier chiefs often wore a thin layer of gold or silver instead of the vests. Covering this inner layer was a coat of extravagant feathers. Helmets were often made of wood and fashioned to look like the heads of animals. They also carried shields to fend off arrows and spears. The shields were made of woven reeds with feathers lining the outside. On the cover of some shields there were figures of some animals that represented different strengths that the Aztecs believed they received from these animals. Figure 3 shows a typical Aztec shield. Often the warriors waved a panache of feathers dusted with stones and precious metals. They often wore collars, bracelets and earrings of the same materials. Commoners wore body paint, which was the color of the banner of the chief who they followed. They wore very little clothing other than a simple girdle around the loins. Warriors could earn the right to wear costumes of animals for the amount of prisoners they capture. Figure 4 shows a warrior costume. As one can see, the main function of army dress was for protection. The dress allowed for proper protection against the weapons of
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Spanish traditional outfit is:\nfor women: Long crude linen or crude silk dress with 6 to 8 ruffles at the bottom, usually with bubble sleeves and topped with a peineta( crown like headpiece) and a mantilla(lace scarf over the headpiece) \nFor men: bullfighter outfit or for the peasants a simple white tunic shirt with black cropped pants white socks and espadrilles and a bonet\n\nLebanese:\nFor women:Jeweled or embellished two or three piece outfit with the veil over their face and head usually in flowy fabric like muslin, gauze or silk.\nFor Men: white tunic and pants in silk linen or gauze with damasque scarf and tie belt
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a corset would be my guess. it gives you that hourglass shape
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i've wore a tee butt out in public. ...lol!!\njk
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She wore a royal blue coat over a multi-coloured dress with a royal blue hat on Tuesday\n\nA pale blue coat and matching hat on Wednesday (couldn't see the dress underneath).\n\nA lime green coat and matching hat on Thursday (couldn't see the dress underneath).\n\nMy personal favourite was the pale blue, very classy.\n\nPeople like to know what colour the Queen's outfit was as you can place a bet on it!
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Currently, kimonos are usually identified as Japanese wear. But I believe, 2000 yrs ago, before Japan, the ancient Chinese were wearing a very similar dress.\n\nSame as the eating and kneeling styles.
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don't be embarassed?? why are you emarrassed??? You should be PROUD of your big package!Do people stare at you like you're a freak of nature or something? If they do the only thing i can suggest is dark denim in relaxed fit.
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Usually you see spirits as they were in life. So if they have clothes on, its because thats how they were.
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A new nose because I have a turned up nose and it looks funny.  People say it is "cute" but I do not think so.\n\nI am too large for a thong.  Rabbits would eat the garden plants.
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Depeds on your butt. Big butt= wear jeans. Nice butt= wear skirt