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Clothing of the affluent was worn by luxurious people.

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It was absurd for people to copy another persons outfit, even though its luxurious clothing. Only members of the royal family got their own robes.

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Elizabethan Clothing was particular about the person's status on the clothing and their social status if they were wealthy or poor.

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Elizabethan Clothing was part of the social order. She made jewelry and wedding dresses. Elizabethans were not allowed to wear what cloths they liked

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This is a wedding dress from the Elizabethan Era.

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The Elizabethan clothing laws were called "Statutes of Apparel" and were enforced by the Queen herself. Elizabethan Clothing was a part of the social order.

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The Elizabethan laws also dictated what colors and type of clothing that individuals were allowed to wear and own. This was a easier and immediate way to identify rank and privilege. The materials and even the colors of Elizabethan clothing were very important.

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The clothing was not just determined by the wealth of the person, but it also reflected their social standing. Only royalty was allowed to wear clothing that was trimmed with ermine. Nobles were allowed to wear clothing that was trimmed with fox and otter , and other things.

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Elizabethan cloths provided information about the status of the person wearing the cloths. The Upper Class fashion had rich minerals, and elegant style. The Lower Class fashion used basic minerals.

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One of the richer dresses in the Elizabethan Era

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These dresses were made with some of the poorer materials .

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Elizabethan era fashion

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Elizabethan Era clothing

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Elizabethan Women's Clothing included: Gowns, hats, corsets, underwear, collars, ruffs, and shoes.The clothing laws help to ensure that a certain class structure was maintained. The penalties for violating the clothing laws were fines, the loss of property, title, and even life.