Medieval Fashion

Ladies, would you like to subtle touch of medieval style in your modern look? Medieval collectibles carries women's modern clothing that blends old and new styles together into a seamless fusion of fashion that will leave you speechless. These contemporary garments display a touch of old-world style, yet they show it off in a new world way, allowing you to bring a vintage element to any ensemble in your wardrobe. Pick up one of our many modern blouses or trendy skirts for your wardrobe to add some variation and classic style to you look without any trouble. We offer casual dresses and fancy gowns, ensuring that you can show off something on any given day of the week. Check out our long sleeved shirts, asymmetrical hem shirts, sleeveless sundresses, bell sleeves blouses, and more. Take a moment to browse through the women's modern clothing section to see all the impressive garments that you can add to you daily wardrobe.

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Medieval dress is characterized by the use of vertical modeling lines and wrinkles, so that the wearer looked slender, and through the high cap to increase the height of the human body, giving a feeling of light up. In the medieval age, skirt length is a kind of mark, only the noble ladies are allowed to pendulum, and the right to dyed it green. Clothing on the dividing line, decorative lines used more vertical, vertical lines.

Clothing is one of the signs of civilization, dress customs embodies the characteristics of national culture, reflecting a people's life and psychological characteristics of time. Medieval Europe was a period of Christian Domination, and Christianity had a great influence on European costumes. Because the Christian doctrine of contempt for money and against luxury, medieval religion under the European clothing color, style is very monotonous, the color is still black, gray, white three-color, clothes style to drag the robe mainly. Ancient Roman luxury dragged robe was abandoned. At the beginning of the Middle Ages, European costumes were simple, and civilians were the same. In the eighth or ninth century, men's clothing with underwear coat. Pants can be feet into the crotch short, trousers tied to the navel. Foot wear long tube or short socks, sometimes feet legs are wrapped in cloth. Aristocratic and upper coat jacket covered with a rectangular or round cloak, cloa...