Elizabethan costume

Elizabethan Theatre Conventions Soliloquy: Hamlet’s “To be or not to be…” is literature’s most famous soliloquy. This popular Elizabethan convention is a literary or dramatic technique in which a s…

Reproduction of historical costume from the Renaissance period, handmade in our atelier. The dress is enriched with trimmings and attention to detail. Having laces at the back it adapts to multiple sizes. Comprehends : - skirt - dress complete with torso stiffened by splints. - guardinfante or crinoline (undergarment that is worn under the skirt) -handbag Size S-M This costume is adaptable to these two sizes thanks to the presence of the back lacing. UNIQUE piece already in stock. Ready to…

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Queen Elizabeth makes us envious in her show of power and desirability through her hair and elegant white dress.

Outfit for character of Thomas Culpeper , Henry VIII's favourite courtier, personal dresser, and very naughty fellow. Above is the s...

Back during the Elabethan era men and women were dressed by their rank. But all colors could be worn by both upper and lower classes, they would just be made from different materials. As for the upper class they would have their clothes out of silk and lower would use cotton. The colors that you wore daily determined what kind of person you were. Here are some colors that can be used mostly because these are colors that every one has in their own closet for more you can go to the source…

Costume worn by Jane Lapotaire at the Shakespeare's Globe's Theatre Royal Gala Opening on June 12, 1997. The dress was designed by Paul Farnsworth based on portraits of Elizabeth I and is covered with more than 1,400 pearls that were individually sewn on. Part of the Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition. See where this picture was taken. [?]