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You were allowed to wear red, yellow, orange, blue, green, indigo and violet in Victorian times, NOT gold or purple.

In the 2000s there have been lots of new styles and brands for different things, like Sondico for sport, Nike for the same purpose. Karrimor for adventure and tough terrain, CSR for in the sea, and lots of other stuff, if I listed all of them, I would be here all day.

British Clothing has transformed into comfy and fashionable. (2000-2016)

A British clothing maker was/is Stella McCartney.

Henry VIII said:

‘It is strictly forbidden to wear gold clothes!

’British Fashion rocks

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The bowler hat, brogues, the dandy, the floral shirt and tie, the great coat/riding coat, the three piece suit, the trench coat, tweed and tartan, and wellington boots are all iconic fashion items brought to the world by the British Fashion Industry.British Clothing in the 1960's was famous for the mini skirt.The British style in the 60’s was all about the mini skirt!

A British clothing brand is Jack Wills In the Tudors they wore big puffy clothing and the bigger they are the more important they thought they were.  In the 80s they had big hair and leg warmers. But nowadays people weir denim and in hot places people usually weir cloth. In the Stuarts people sometimes wore big silly hats. In the 90s people started introducing cool haircuts and then later on they started getting really good hairdressers like people that can do dreadlocks and make lizards in the side of the head with hair.

In the 19 hundreds they wore very hi shorts but now we were nice t-shirts. And now footballers were training tops and not zig zag. The colour of there shirt.In the 1900s the longer the shoes are the more wealthy and  

The miniskirt was created by the designer Mary Quant in the 1960’s. One of the world’s most memorable fashion styles, punk emerged in the mid-70s and was characterised by the scruffy, dirty, reckless and anarchistic look British Fashion rocks 1 2 3 4 The bowler hat, brogues, the dandy, the floral shirt and tie, the great coat/riding coat, the three piece suit, the trench coat, tweed and tartan, and wellington boots are all iconic fashion items brought to the world by the British Fashion Industry.British Clothing in the 1960's was famous for the mini skirt In the Tudors they wore big puffy clothing and the bigger they are the more important they thought they were.  In the 80s they had big hair and leg warmers. But nowadays people wear denim and in hot places people usually wear cloth. In the Stuarts people sometimes wore big silly hats. In the 90s people started introducing cool haircuts and then later on they started getting really good hairdressers like people that can do dreadlocks and make lizards in the side of the head with hair. The time period was 1485 to 1603 In the Victorian times they weren’t allowed to were cloaks Queen Victoria made lots of rules she made that they had to were woolly hats. There a in 1970 called hippy's. River Ganges. The river ganges is a beautiful place in nepal it is a lovely river surrounded by a couple of houses.it is 2,525 KM long it is in indiahi jobieIn the 2000s there have been lots of new styles and brands for different things, like Sondico for sport, Nike for the same purpose. Karrimor for adventure and tough terrain, CSR for in the sea, and lots of other stuff, if I listed all of them, I would be here all day. In the 1970s-ish they had Elvis Presley hair styles and long flared trousers and went out to discos clothingBritish clothing queen Victoria 

After Prince Albert died queen victoria went in to mourning and wore black and a brooch with Prince Albert’s hair woven in it.

 The Victorian ladies wore bustles that went around there waists. Queen victoria sometimes wore a sash, she was very sad.

        You were allowed to wear red, yellow, orange, blue, green, indigo and violet in Victorian times, NOT gold or purple.                                                                                                                               Nowadays there are loads of different brands like adidas and nike                                                                                           In the 1980 people used tea shirts as vests but then they used them as tea shirts.In the early part of the decade, women wore tight bodices with high collars and narrow sleeves, much as they had done in the previous decade. From about 1893 however, sleeves started expanding into a leg-of-mutton shape, which was tight at the lower arm and puffed out at the upper arm. Wide shoulders were fashionable and horizontal decoration on the bodice further exaggerated the line. Skirts were worn in a full-length, simple A-line. Masculine styles and tailoring were increasingly popular, and women sometimes sported a shirt collar and tie, particularly when playing golf or out walking. Hair was worn high on top of the head, in tight curls. Hats were small or wide with lots of trimming, but generally worn squarely on top of the head MEN IN THE 1840S

Very fashionable men sported low, tightly cinched waists, with rounded chests and flared frock-coats that gave them a rather hour-glass figure inspired by Prince Albert. They also wore tight trousers and waistcoats, with high upstanding collars and neckties tied around them. Hair was worn quite long, but swept to the sides. Moustaches and side-burns were popular. Men in football careers usually had really tight and short shorts. quee elizabeth made people wear wooly hats on sundaysIn the 1900s the longer the shoes are the more wealthy and rich you were

Only the king (king Henry VIII)  could wear  purple and goldwhen prince albert died queen elazebath wore black every were

British Clothing By Sonny Walton

These days’ people wear things like jeans and a t-shirt or a shirt or normal trousers and shoes and socks or sandals. But if we go back in time people wore VERY different clothes. In Tudor Times things for clothing were very different. King Henry VIII wore lots of jewellery and a diamond the size of a walnut! He wore gold and a hat and wore very baggy clothes to make him look important (it was to show he had lots of money and could afford lots of Clothing). He cut holes on his top and pulled the shirt (the bit inside his top) out and then on the next hole he didn’t pull the shirt out, this made a pattern.

Queen Elizabeth I put talcum powder on her face so you couldn’t see the scars on her face, as you could imagine her face looked very white. Like King Henry VIII Queen Elizabeth wore very baggy clothes.

There were lots of Tutor laws is well! You were forbidden to where purple silver or gold, you had to where woolly hats on Sundays, you were not allowed to wear cloaks, and you were not allowed to wear hats. Thank you for reading By Sonny Walton.              

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King Henry the 8^th

King Henry the 8^th had maids to dressed he wore. He wore gold and silver and purple nobody was allowed to wear gold and purple, silver so that he felt very very very important.In Victorian times girls had dresses that were really tight around the waist.  In WW2 people peed on their boots to stop them from getting blisters.In the 1970s men used to wear lots of buttoned leather jackets riding there motorbike into the sunset. BUT. There were lots of other styles as well; an average man would have the following: a pair of pants, flared trousers, a vest, cowboy boots, a patterned shirt and a pair of socks. People now wear very different clothes for different occasions like smart for a wedding or silly for a fancy dress party. Clothes are better  than the celts because we have machins.

The Celts used to wear rags.  

WOMEN IN THE 1890S  

In the early part of the decade, women wore tight bodices with high collars and narrow sleeves, much as they had done in the previous decade. From about 1893 however, sleeves started expanding into a leg-of-mutton shape, which was tight at the lower arm and puffed out at the upper arm. Wide shoulders were fashionable and horizontal decoration on the bodice further exaggerated the line. Skirts were worn in a full-length, simple A-line. Masculine styles and tailoring were increasingly popular, and women sometimes sported a shirt collar and tie, particularly when playing golf or out walking. Hair was worn high on top of the head, in tight curls. Hats were small or wide with lots of trimming, but generally worn squarely on top of the headpack up your troubles in your old kit bag

In the war men wore army uniforms, kids were evacuated to a different place in the world. There was more chance of dying here are 8 reasons. Frostbite, dehydration, suffocation, bombs, guns, hunger, rat poison and disease. Kids and women wore their normal clothes but if the fabric broke they couldn’t get new ones.The Stuarts looked interesting most men had long beards and lots of people wore interesting hats. Did you know that the great fire of London was during the Stuart times? Tudors wore ruffles and only the king could wear purple. Elizabeth 1st wore lead powder on her face Did you know one of king Henry the VIII`s jewels was Described as the size of The biggest walnut in the World The Victorians wore mourning broaches for when people died they wove their hair and created one and women puffy things on their bottoms!!!