It was against the law for Shakespeare theater goers to cross dress. It was also against the law for people to dress above their station.
It was traditional for a Spanish 'Maria Clara' costume to be worn, which consisted of a long dress and a long-sleeved short embroidered dress made from pineapple fibers. Now more traditional Philippine dress is usual. Men wear white shirts and colored trousers, while the women wear native dresses.
when and where did the greek theatre begin?When:- in the year 690 BCEWhere:- in a theater were no women could go the men had to dress up as women to have them in a play
Yes, but only since 1660. Before that, only men acted in the plays.
At my school the first level dance dress for the really little kids is called the river dress, the second level dress is the green dress, the dress that you wear for team dances is the black dress, and the fancy, sparkley dress that you have to qualift for id the solo dress. There are no 2 solo dresses alike in the entire world.
If it's a kilt, it's for culture. Otherwise, they might be cross-dressers.
men dress like us
That's people who wear clothing meant for the opposite sex. Men who dress like women or vise-versa.
yes
the national dress code for men in Trinidad is guayabera
What you wear is personal choice. Its no longer a crime to cross dress, its totally personal preference.
sexy
men who like to dress in women's clothes are called " crossdressers" as the name implies, they wear dresses, blouses, pantyhose and lingerie, also they like to wear women's jewelry, like earrings and bracelets.
Kearny's men had to cross deserts and mountains to get to califorina
Fairbanks
in mankinis
The national dress for both men and women is holi.