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Native Americans value being able to work and play. based on there clothing they wear practical clothing. British value aesthetics; clothing is linked to status. this is because Native Americans and British want to wear what there culture represents and values.

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British women wear big puffy dresses. Stomachers were very popular in that time too. They are triangular and fit into the front of the dress. They can either match or contrast to the dress to make it stand out and it adds more variety to a woman's  wardrobe. (monet)

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British women wear big dresses and stomachers. stomachers are triangular and fit into the front of the dress.
this proves my claim because stomachers and big skirts are not practical and are only worn for aesthetics which is very important for British people.

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puffy tight sleeves were popular for women's dresses, also  lots of ruffles. Some women also started wearing more masculan clothes such as doublets which are tight fitting jackets that were heavily decorated.(monet)

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British women wear ruffles and puffed sleeves and doublets.
ruffles and puffy sleeves aren't necessary to the dress and are only there for aesthetics. while jackets are necessary doublets are not because they provide no warmth or comfort and are just there because they look good and my claim says thats important for British people.

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men would wear breeches that went to the knee. They would also wear elaborately decorated shirts which you could see from under their coat. The pants were high waisted and the coat looked just like a cape. Fabric was braided and sewn to the outfit to make it look more decorated and everything matched. (historical menswear)

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British men wear breeches and decorated shirts and cape coats. Cape coats, although they look good don't do anything for warmth because they don't fully cover the body. The fabric that was braided into the outfit does nothing for the coat because it's just decoration. It could be a waste of cloth. That was what was valuable to British people at the time

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wearing an underskirt with an over skirt that showed the under skirt was popular. Dresses where now one piece seamed together at the waist. Low neck lines were introduced which were worn with delicate collars that were almost transparent. (monet)

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British women would wear two skirts and delicate collars. wearing two skirts was incredibly uncomfortable and not practical. the neck line was changed not because it made more sense but because they thought it looked good. which once again is what British people value.

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the silhouette of the dress changed completely as the bodice was lengthened. This was because it showed more of a slender figure which was the beauty standard at the time. The neckline was a low oval shape and the sleeves fell to the elbow and were ruffled or puffed. (monet)

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British women wear ruffled puffed sleeves and long bodices. ruffles and lengthened bodices once again is just because that was the trend at the time and not because it adds any extra comfort warmth or movement. comfort warmth and movement was not as important to British people.

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men wear long tight coats that reached the knee. The pants were also more tightly fitted than previous styles. They still wear a cape that had braided fabric running horizontally across the cape. (historical menswear)

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British Men wear long tight clothes and braided fabric coats.
Mens coats at this time where almost imposable to move in because of how long and tight they where. if there was any threat it would be hard for them to defend themselves. this proves my claim that aesthetics are important to British people.

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Some Native Americans would make their clothing out of cotton. This was because they had easy access to it and it made breathable comfortable clothes. Native Americans  that did not have access to cotton would make their clothes out of other plants such as

mulberry bark or sagebrush. They would weave it to make leggings, dresses or jackets. They also used leather a lot because it was waterproof and warm. Another thing they would do to make their clothes water resistant was add fringe because the water would dry faster. They would make all of this by using porcupine needles. the british would make fun of these clothes and considered there fashion more sophisticated. this is a pattern that has happened a lot in history where people will think that because a traditional outfit is a little different than theres that it is worse. its not worse its just different. (Muscato)

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Native Americans wear clothing made of cotton and leather. it has fringe on the arms not for looks but so it dries fast.
Native American clothing was made specifically designed  to be fast drying. It was also made to be easy to move in and some clothes where breathable where other clothes where warm. they didn't use extra fabric for ruffles or puffed sleeves because it wasn't necessary. this was because the Native Americans didn't value aesthetics as much as practicality.

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this connects to capitalism vs trade because trade is more practical and capitalism is more about looks. just like native American and British fashion.