Getting Dressed - Royal Tudors | National Museums Liverpool
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Published 2022-05-19
You can see the dresses on display in Tudors: Passion, Power and Politics, 21 May 2022—29 Aug 2022. Book tickets: bit.ly/3OKNVLv
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All Comments (21)
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Seeing historical clothing come to life gives it a beauty paintings don’t convey.
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There’s a quiet dignity and tragedy when you consider what outliving a man who mostly discarded women like trash means- it is a narrow escape and a powerful last laugh if ever there was one.
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How impressive these garments are. One can only imagine the range of skilled people seamstresses, etc needed to complete this ensemble, and its cost both financially, and labour hours.
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Nice to see historically accurate account of Tudor dress. In movies and TV, Tudor women's hair is always depicted as worn long and loose under a sort of "tiara", instead of the hood which completely covered all the hair.
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They had the ultimate fashion layering pieces! 😄
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Let’s face it, we would all love to wear one of these dresses.
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As beautiful as this is could you imagine the time it takes to get in and out of these layers every day?
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catherine parr is my 14th great-grandaunt, through her sister anne, who married the earl of pembroke and is my 14th great-grandmother. quite frankly, i'm more excited to be even remotely related to catherine than i am of any other member of my family. she is absolutely beyond an icon.
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That was fascinating although did anyone else start to feel themselves becoming claustrophobic the more layers that went on?! Very beautiful items of clothes (although truly hideous shoes)
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Tudor fashion is one of my favourites, so elegant and regal.
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In my 60’s. This is the first fashion ‘thing’ I have ever paid attention to. There is an excellence in simplicity of presentation.
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Kateryn Parr was an incredible woman of fine interlect. She had to have her wits to survive in the later years of Henry's life.
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What a beautiful video! It really makes a huge difference seeing how a living, breathing person would look in this kind of gown. How fascinating to see the whole process.. she was literally sewn into her garments! Also I loved the faux sleeves... a nifty trick for sure!
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These dressing videos are great, makes me think about their body temp with all those layers😅
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My twin sister would have loved this. She was always wanting to and wearing Tudor and Medieval gowns
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I’ve always been amazed at the gluttonous amount fabric these beautiful dresses required. While they are gorgeous, I can’t imagine having to wear it everyday. 😮💨
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That gown has more layers than my personality. The chest part reminds me of Ironman when he closes the arc reactor.
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I had no idea there’d be so many components to the dress! So beautiful (though I can’t imagine going through that process everyday haha), but I can imagine how regal and powerful it would make you feel
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Every time I thought she was dressed, another piece was brought out. Thank god for modern day clothing!! Greta video.
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I wouldn’t last one day in this era thank god for bringing me into this world in this century🤣
