Arrow Face Chain & Necklace . Inspired by tribal markings and face paintings traditions from around the world, these featherweight chains inspire focus, clarity & empowerment. To wear on the face simply place the middle of the chain on the bridge of your nose and wrap each side around your ears. To wear on the neck, simply tie the chain and wear as a lariat. . Length 24"
The seafaring Phoenicians controlled the Mediterranean market for a vibrant purple dye crafted from humble sea snails and craved by powerful kings.
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Just as the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) in Downtown L.A. showcased the past twelve months of movie costume design ...
They were surprisingly well done, if all over the pre-1600 map. Kind of like going to a Society for Creative Anachronism event where everyone was working with a decent budget. To recap: Galavant wa…
Royal kaftan for women, decorated with ornate buttons and trim decoration. Recommended also for LARP and reenactment events. Made with mixed cotton fabric. It is made customized for every customer! Please note that above 90 kg/200 lbs for women and above 120 kg/260 lbs for men our products are made with an extra fee. Please order this listing as an addition: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1562690891/extra-cost-for-extra-size-production?click_key=8094f62d573a9ac48333de812216d36c4cc4ac02%3A1562690891&click_sum=0360cb39&ref=shop_home_active_1 *The belt and necklace are only decoration on the photo
Long sleeved royal mongol style kaftan for women with ornate buttons on the side and gold trim decoration. Recommended also for LARP and reenactment events. Made with mixed cotton fabric. It is made customized for every customer. Please note that above 90 kg/200 lbs for women and above 120 kg/260 lbs for men our products are made with an extra fee. Please order this listing as an addition: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1562690891/extra-cost-for-extra-size-production?click_key=8094f62d573a9ac48333de812216d36c4cc4ac02%3A1562690891&click_sum=0360cb39&ref=shop_home_active_1 *The belt and necklace are only decoration on the photo
OR HOW TO MAKE A ROMAN COSTUME by Caroline Lawrence, author of The Roman Mysteries Girl fans often ask me 'How can I make myself a toga so I can go to World Book Day dressed as Flavia Gemina or Nubia?' First I set them straight. Only naughty women wore togas. Roman men and boys wore togas, and they heartily disliked them. The toga was essentially a large blanket that had to be draped just so. You needed a slave to help put it on, so by the very act of wearing a toga you showed you were rich. If you are a boy and want to make a toga, you can use a big sheet. Good luck putting it on. By the first century AD, when my books are set, the only women who wore togas were disreputable ones; and they had to wear them to show they had been (or still were) naughty. Respectable women wore stolas and good girls wore tunics, usually long-sleeved for modesty. (Technically the stola was a kind of apron-like garment that went on over the female tunic, with a strap over each shoulder, but I'm using the umbrella term stola here for a girl's or woman's tunic.) If you are a boy and want to make a tunic, just wear a big tee-shirt, belted. If you are a girl or woman and want to make a stola or girl's tunic, here is a simple way to do it. (below) I actually had to put this into practice once. I was on my way to an event in Newcastle and realised I'd left my costume in London. Luckily, a kind librarian donated a single sheet from her airing cupboard. I found one of those sewing kits you get free in hotels and frantically stitched it up in the back seat of the car as we drove to the event. When we arrived, my publicity manager Rowan loaned me her blue scarf and I used another scarf to tie up my hair. I added chunky ethnic jewellery and sandals and voila! I was a Roman lady... Remember: the tunic is the tee-shirt thing, the toga or palla is what you wear over it. Of course you must always carry your sponge-stick (ancient Roman toilet paper) and your copy of a Roman Mystery with you! For more information on Roman clothing, go to the article on ROMAN CLOTHING at vroma.com And check out my blog over at The History Girls to see some of my other Roman wardrobe malfunctions. lovely "extras" in The Slave-girl from Jerusalem P. S. These two extras from the TV series based on my books are wearing lovely stolas, with pallas draped over their heads. [The Roman Mysteries are perfect for children aged 9+, especially those studying Romans as a topic in Key Stage 2. Carrying on from the Roman Mysteries, the Roman Quests series set in Roman Britain launched in May 2016 with Escape from Rome.]
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