The Latest In Fashion Is Here!
Men, do you want to theater and chill with the woman of your dreams? Then pick up the newest clothing from Gucci. This includes: a shirt, stockings, a codpiece, a corset, a doublet, separate sleeves, breeches, a belt, a ruff, a cloak, shoes, and finally a hat. Your woman will never like you unless you have all of this clothing. Tweet your new outfit using #guccitheaterandchill. Tell us how your night went with "yo gurl".*
*Not all clothing pieces will be available to everyone. Only noble men will be able to obtain all clothing. Lower class men will not get full set. |
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Women! Do you want to look like a million pounds? Buy the new set for her from Gucci today. You'll no longer be like a magnet, attractive from the back, repulsive from the front, you'll be the loveliest lady of the land. The new set includes: a smock, stockings, a corset, a farthingale, a role, a stomacher, a petticoat, a kirtle, a forepart, a partlet, a gown, separate sleeves, a ruff, a cloak, shoes, and a hat. Share your outfit using #gucciforher. If you're a noble quickly grab some silk or fur to line your clothes with.*
*Not all clothing pieces will be available to everyone. Only noble women will be able to obtain all clothing. Lower class women will not get full set.
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I remember learning about nobility and social class affecting dress in history class
ReplyDeleteI liked learning about all of the possible clothing options for both men and women in this time period, thanks for sharing in such a funny way.
ReplyDeleteI never knew that hashtags existed in Shakespearean times. Seriously though, I never knew how much people wore.
ReplyDeleteI like how you were funny and was convincing to wear clothing back in that time period.
ReplyDeleteStefano I like how you put modern fashion vs. Shakespeare times fashion. I never knew that people wear that much and sparks a question in my mind of how they dressed in the summer...
ReplyDeleteThis was interesting to read and I like how you made it more fun to read rather than just stating facts.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this informative blog post on fashion styles of the Elizabethan Era. I learned a lot, and ill make sure to add a cloak to my wardrobe.
ReplyDeleteI loved how you conveyed the information in such a lighthearted manner! I will be sure to follow these amazing tips!
ReplyDeleteThe Shrek faces in the background not only provide for an interesting connection to the era but the clothes just help me to see how people looked. Good Job.
ReplyDeleteI love your writing ! You do it in such an entertaining way that I don't want to
ReplyDeletemiss even the fine print :)
Also Love the before and after pictures and the connection you did to catch the readers attention !
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