Women of the time were expected to be pretty all the time and stay at home and knit or crochet. They wore beautiful dresses, elaborate gowns with puffy skirts and petty coat underneath them. They wore…
These were used as decoration inside or outside of their best hats. Women wore linen garments called loose shifts. Over the shifts they wore long dresses. The dresses had two parts; the bodice and the skirt. Women in the 17th century did not wear pants. All clothing was homemade, and made by the women. Most women only owned about 2-4 outfits. The clothing was all hand-sewn and made of either wool or linen. Women’s clothing had to cover the woman's knees and elbows. Because of the belief that bathing was dangerous, clothing wasn’t washed. Often clothes such as a gown, might never be washed! Most colonists from New England wore simple attire except for the rich. Rich wore fancy clothing and anyone that wasn’t rich and dressed in fancy clothes would be fined and put in jail. Even simple decorations like buttons were considered to fancy and instead Pilgrims and Puritans used strings. Women and girls wore aprons and it was considered inappropriate for a woman or girl to wear anything…
Also, women wore many different clothes in different temperatures of weather. In warmer weather women wore knee-length skirts so they wouldn’t get too hot (“Seminole” UXL Encyclopedia). In cooler weather, they would add a cotton shawl to their skirt or dress so they could stay warm (Pritzker). For accessories the Seminole women would wear as many as 200 bead necklace on their neck. Women would also wear dresses to keep warm when it was cooler (Palm Beach History).…
The Choctaw men wear breechcloths and deerskin shoes and Choctaw women wear wraparound dresses that is made out of deerskin or woven fiber so the winter won’t make them cold. Shirts are not needed in Choctaw culture, but men and women both wore wool capes in cool weather. Choctaws now wear T-shirts, short or long pants, dresses, other clothes.…
A traditional outfit for an Iroquoian man or boy would be a ribbon shirt, breechcloth, leggings and sash. A woman or girl would wear an overdress, skirt and leggings. They were either made from cloth or leather. For shoes, they usually wore moccasins. They might wear accessories…
Social rituals, especially the custom of formal visiting, dictated the use of each of these dresses, or gowns, as the fancier garments were called. Women also wore suits, with shirtwaists (blouses), and had sporting clothes for their more active pursuits like skating, cycling, and tennis. The suits were coordinated jackets and long skirts, and were made by ladies’ tailors rather than by dressmakers. Shops like A. & L. Tirocchi often made the blouses or waists, as they were known in…
Another garment that was often worn by women in 1930’s was a sarong. “A sarong, also known as pareo, is a free-fitting…
Traditional Nicaraguan clothing is very different than the clothing citizens wear. Traditionally, the men wore very similar outfits consisting of a white shirt and black pants, a bandana and a straw hat and the women wore full, brightly colored dresses, and a scarf or hair ornament. Now, the clothing worn by Nicaraguans are similar to the clothing that Americans…
Thailand and Guatemala have different traditional styles of clothing. Most Guatemalan women proudly wear long hand woven skirts and colorful shirts as a traditional…
Women would wear cedar bark skirts and men would wear a loincloth that would cover their front and backside. A Loincloth looked similar to a skirt but with no sides. Sometimes they would not wear any clothes at all. They even went barefoot in winter months. When it rained, they would wear capes made out of deerskin or cedar bark to help repel the water. Although, clothes from a cedar tree doesn’t sound very comfortable, they were actually very soft. The inside of a cedar tree could be beaten until it was soft. The women would then use the beaten wood it to make clothes and blankets. Hats made of cedar root were worn when it rained and were also used for sun protection. Fur robes or blankets were worn in cold weather. Jewelry was made out of bear claws, beaver teeth, sea lion whiskers and clam shells and was mainly worn by the wealthy or a…
Federal court system made up of three levels: U.S. district courts, U.S. courts of appeal, and the U.S. Supreme court. U.S. district courts are the trial courts of the federal system and are located principally in larger cities. Federal decided only those cases over which the Constitution gives them authority. In the federal court system the highest court is the U.S. Supreme court which is located in the state of Washington, D.C. Supreme courts only hears cases on appeal from lower courts.…
Another major cultural difference between the two countries is the clothing. The clothing people wear in India is conservative. The women in India wear clothing that does not reveal the sexually attractive parts of their body. The men prefer clothing that is comfortable for the warm tropical climate. Indians wear light material clothing on a daily basis. According to the occasion, they wear different kinds of clothing. The clothing worn at weddings and festivals is heavy in weight and has intricate bead and thread work. Their attire is very elegant, charming and colourful. In the event of a death of a loved one, they wear black or white colours. In India, the colour…
It was an escape, a breath of life, and shock that sent waves of electricity through my body and opened my eyes to the world around me. It brought light to the darkness that was incinerating me, reducing me from the inside out until I was nothing but ashes blowing in the wind.…
Costa Rican cuisine is known for being flavorful, yet fairly mild, with high reliance on fresh fruit and vegetables. Rice and black beans are a staple of most traditional Costa Rican meals, often served three times a day; gallo pinto, a breakfast dish of rice and beans mixed together with onions and bell peppers, is often considered the Costa Rican national dish.…
Sri Lanka Clothing has caught up quite a fashion now. Moving with the trend, the Sri Lankans have kept their heritage as well. Clothing of Sri Lankans is a perfect blend of the eastern and western fashion.…