Handicraft: Well handmade by top traditional tailors

Fabric: Top traditional fabrics

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Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
This artwork is a traditional British national costume that showcases the clothing styles of different periods in British history.

From medieval attire to Renaissance fashion, and even the historical queen's dresses, this piece presents the rich diversity of British cultural history.

During the Middle Ages, British clothing was characterized by being thick, loose, and practical, reflecting the characteristics of the society at that time.

These garments were typically made of wool and were predominantly dark colors such as black, brown, and gray.

The Middle Ages' clothing also included accessories like headwear, capes, and boots designed for warmth and protection.

In the Renaissance period, British clothing began to become more sophisticated and elegant.

Clothing during this time emphasized details and decorations, using high-end materials such as silk, lace, and jewelry.

Women's clothing usually consisted of gowns, skirts, and high heels, while men wore robes, shirts, and ties.

Renaissance clothing reflected the prosperity and wealth of the society at that time.

Over time, British clothing styles have evolved.

In historical times, British clothing focused more on practicality and comfort.

These garments were typically made of cotton or linen and were predominantly white, blue, and green colors.

Historical clothing also included accessories like hats, gloves, and shoes designed to protect the body and keep it warm.

Overall, this artwork demonstrates the evolution of British cultural history from the practicalism of the Middle Ages to the sophistication of the Renaissance and then to the practicality of historical times.

By appreciating these different clothing styles, we can better understand British history and cultural traditions.