well, medieval women got married, they wore dresses made of bear fur that was rare back then.
Yes. The use of pants is modern and only in the last few years has it been acceptable to wear them all the time.
Yes
no, bonnets were not around in the medieval era.Depending on the year and the social status of the woman, she might wear a hairnet of gold threads (a crespine), or a wimple of linen, or a white linen veil, or a linen barbette, or a variety of caps; in Burgundy and France in the 15th century, some wealthy women wore the "hennin" - the tall, pointed cap with a transparent veil dangling from the end.
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to prayer on
well, medieval women got married, they wore dresses made of bear fur that was rare back then.
The caps that Amish women wear are commonly called "prayer caps" or "head coverings." These caps are typically white and are worn as a symbol of modesty and humility.
its said that if you wear it you get a better shape.
There is no requirement for Buddhists to wear beads. Some Buddhists use beads in a similar way way as Catholics use rosaries to keep track of the number of repetitions of mantras that they have said. Many buddhists use prayer beads (or malas) as a means of counting mantras, the chanting of the name Buddha, or the names of important Boddhisvattas -- which is often done in meditation. Today beads are mostly worn as an emblem of belief and dedication to Buddhism.
women wore long dresses sometimes decorated with beads and fringe
No you cant wear beads in your hair in a game of netball for safety.
Yes, Hindus often wear special necklaces called "malas" or "rudraksha" beads for spiritual and religious reasons. Malas are used during meditation and prayer, while rudraksha beads are believed to have divine healing properties.
a fascinator is a decorative headpiece that women wear. They can be made with feathers, beads, or flowers. When Prince William married Kate there were a lot of women wearing interesting fascinators.
Its our tradition and you were it when you have become a "woman". They also say it gives us African women more shape! That Im not sure about but I do know many that wear it do have shape and nice bodies.. But most African women do anyways!
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Medieval people generally wore some sort of tunic- a simple cloth hung over the body with a belt tied across. Peasantry would wear trousers, or for women, skirts. Noblemen would wear tights and the women would wear dresses and both would wear lots of jewellery (much of which was religious). And of course, monks would wear robes and knights would wear armour.